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Forget benchmarks, how is (iii) (“You will not [...] use or make the Software available for the use or benefit of third parties”) compatible with shared hosting
by FiloSottile 8y ago
Forget benchmarks, how is (iii) (“You will not [...] use or make the Software available for the use or benefit of third parties”) compatible with shared hosting and rented virtual machines, where the provider has to apply the microcode for the benefit of the guests?
- gnud 8y agoForget shared hosts, how about when I write something for my client on my employers machine? I'm using the software for the benefit of a third party...
- lucb1e 8y agoI read that license line as that you can't make it available for the benefit of others, not that you can't use it for the benefit of others. But of course that's the logical interpretation and the only one that matters is the worst possible interpretation. I'm not a native English speaker nor lawyer, would be interesting to see another opinion on this.