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Bill Galbraith wrote:

> I agree that his actions are slimy, but is this action actually an allowable
> form of packaging this software. I am not an expert on this matter, by any
> stretch of the imagination, but if I put FG and all of the available aicraft
> on a CD and sold the CD for the costs involved in producing and distributing
> the CD, isn't this allowed?  He can claim that his $^.99 or $4.99 is the
> cost of packaging the pieces together, plus his labor.....


He may even sell such a CD for $99999 if he likes, as long as he grants
GPL's rights to his customers, so they have the freedom to modify,
redistribute, ...

I see two problems with this ebay-offer:

1. he uses screenshots from the FG-page which are copyrighted. But I
don't know if they are available under for example GPL or some creative
commons license that allows such usage.

2. his usage of FG's downloadserver. IIRC such deep-linking is not legal
if not allowed by the owner.

Nine
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