Alan, Thank you for at least saying that much. :-) Shimon
> On Wednesday, 05/03/2006 at 10:45 ZE2, Shimon Lebowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > Won't someone from IBM comment? > > You're asking for legal interpretations of your license and it ain't gonna > happen. Not no way, not no how. > > Your license comes in one of two forms: The IBM Agreement for Programs > (aka IBM Customer Agreement, ICA) or the International Program License > Agreement (IPLA). > > Here are a couple of points to keep in mind when you ask your legal > counsel about the above agreements: > 1. What you can do with "Restricted Materials of IBM" is limited by your > license agreement. > 2. Your license has prohibition on use as well. You may not "sublicense, > assign, lease, or rent" your software to others. These words have legal > meanings that I will not speculate on. > > Your legal counsel would have to weigh in on whether assembling your IBM > code with someone else's patch and sending the output back to them > violates any of the relevant portions of the license agreement. > > Laws vary from state to state and country to country, so don't assume > anything. > > Regards, > Alan Altmark > IBM >
