illegal creativity?

[Ruslan Zasukhin]

On 3/21/09 4:13 AM, "Randall Reetz" <randall at randallreetz.com> wrote:

> All mosquitos are relevant.  It is scale that matters here.  Scale and
> reality.  Else all of us would be behind bars and prohibited from buying crest
> toothpaste.  Fair use and happy customers build brand loyalty faster than fear
> and loathing.  Not only that, customer inovation and parasitic coevolution is
> a sign of health and currency.  The lawyers play second fiddle to the guys in
> marketing and sales.

Randall,

I will add 2 cents ONCE.

If you vote publicly to break EULA of product which you have buy, then
excuse me -- you publicly cry that you are a criminal man.

Please understand this.

When you buy a product you read its EULA and say AGREE.
I.e. You PROMISE follow it. You have give your honest word.
Right?

If you do not like EULA of product then you should not buy it or use it.
Right?

EULA is kind of "contract" between vendor and YOU.
Right?

If you say publicly that you is ready break your own
    small contract/EULA = law

Then we can assume you can say go head, do not follow laws of your country
at all? Go and kill? Go and stole things from people?

I do not think you ready say this :)
EULA is also small law.


IF your product not fit limits of EULA of some product always possible talk
to vendor and negotiate some special contract with conditions your product
needs. Easy and valid way.

Also your idea that break EULA and they can buy you is FALSE.
Competition? Right Randall. IF company have write into EULA some limits then
obviously company thinks that break of this limits can hurt it market.

Company is not stupid to prohibit something that will looks like value
addition to its market. Clear? :-)


-- 
Best regards,

Ruslan Zasukhin
VP Engineering and New Technology
Paradigma Software, Inc

Valentina - Joining Worlds of Information
http://www.paradigmasoft.com

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