Tim Churches wrote: >> I am not sure if this is entirely true in this case, Tim. I've got the >> codes in my database already. HCN no doubt have a Docle license. I just >> want to know I've got everything I want. >> > No David, it's not your database. I suspect (but Kuangie as teh owner of > Docle could confirm) that Docle has licensed its codes to HCN for > distribution in HCN products, but that doesn't mean that Docle has > licensed its codes to David Guest for use in a stand-aone OpenOffice > Base reporting system. > > Now, Kuangie is rather unlikely to bring a law suit against you for such > use, but it is the principle I am concerned about here: if the creator > of a coding system designed to represent medical or other knowledge > wants it to be widely used, then s/he really does have to provide a > proper license to allow that to happen under copyright law - otherwise > people who do use it are in a legal limbo. And not all creators of > medical coding systems are as nice as Kuangie. >
I'm thinking of going back to paper.
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