Ken Brown wrote:
1) does a copyright of a software
cover its underlying source code?
yes
2) if the source code is published, is
it protected from being copied
if it is copyrighted?
of course
3) if one views codes without
permission and uses it, has that person
violated
On Sat, 2 Mar 2002, David Johnson wrote:
On Saturday 02 March 2002 14:55, John Richter wrote:
I ask this because this requirement puts companies with ethical
practices rules in a strange position A company might have a rule saying
that it won't do business with companies that use
On Sunday 03 March 2002 03:54 pm, John Richter wrote:
To sell a product to a sweatshop is immoral. To deny someone else the
ability to sell a product to a sweatshop is also immoral. You have the
legal and moral right to refuse to license your software to anyone. But
that is a much
Mahesh T Pai scripsit:
You do not violate copyright by reading an
unpublished book. But, if
You break open into the author's table to
access the unpublished book,
the matter is diffierent.
No. It is probably criminal, but reading
a book (not out loud) can never violate the
author's
David Johnson scripsit:
The key phrase in your post is at the time. At the time you purchased the
apartment you were fully aware of the restrictions, explicitely agreed to
them, and (I can only assume ) that you actually signed a document to that
effect. You are under contract. There is
I am looking for the best way to license an XML schema under Open Source.
If I understand correctly, by licensing under GPL, I would forbid the schema
to be used by
any software that is not licensed under GPL. Therefore a commercial program
could not
use it.
If I want to develop the schema
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