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You could knowingly publish incorrect, fictional, or fabricated results. When they sue, you won’t have violated any license. But at least oracle will look terri
by drb91 9y ago
You could knowingly publish incorrect, fictional, or fabricated results. When they sue, you won’t have violated any license. But at least oracle will look terrible.
- saghm 9y agoThen they'll just sue for libel instead
- drb91 9y agoYou can clearly label it ad fictional and explain. Really the point here is to have some portrayal of oracle’s performance that is legal but pisses off Oracle.
- vijayr 9y agoThis sounds like a terrible idea. Maybe if one is a 15 year old kid, sure, for shits and giggles. Why would a researcher do this, damaging their reputation in the process? And what good does it serve anyone?
- drb91 9y agoMostly because it’s a better world than one where Oracle can control the image of their shitty db.