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Re: It takes two to tango
From: Ash <ashcrow () phreaker net>
Date: 02 Aug 2002 12:42:43 -0500
On Thu, 2002-08-01 at 13:50, Markus Stumpf wrote:
Does notification really make any difference?
Usually not :-/
Vendors grant a usage license. They still *own* the software, so they are responsible for any problems in the first place. (Just like a car rental agency is responsible the first place if a client violates the law with their car). No matter what their EULA says.
That is very true ... but unfortunatly most software companies have an army of laywers that can bend the law to fit their EULA when they want to.
So why not sue the vendor for any problems and tell him to sue his licensee, to get the money back from him.
It's actually a good idea (if the vendor doesn't respond to notification). If you don't own the software yet you are hurt by the end result then it would only make sense that it is their fault/problem. Ash
Current thread:
- RE: It takes two to tango Ron DuFresne (Jul 31)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: It takes two to tango Brooke, O'neil (EXP) (Aug 01)
- Re: It takes two to tango Markus Stumpf (Aug 02)
- Re: It takes two to tango Ash (Aug 02)
- Re: It takes two to tango Markus Stumpf (Aug 02)