Carol A. Kunze wrote:
I don't think this can work. A third party - in this case the distributor
- cannot cause a contract to be entered into between two parties, one of
whom is not present.
Yes. This I have pointed out earlier. And how can a person who is not
present be saddled with
[ Catching up on mail from ten days ago ]
Carol A. Kunze writes:
Here is the theoretical difference between proprietary and traditional (GPL,
BSD) free software. With the former the user agrees to a license and does
not get title to the copy of the program. Without agreeing to the
I thought that section 117 was about the right to crack a program's copy
protection (if necessary) in order to make a legitimate backup copy. Well,
that's an oversimplification, but I think it's closer to the truth than Mr.
Bernstein's argument. It goes to show that you shouldn't believe every
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