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IANAL but really, is this enforceable, for code already downloaded, used and deployed in compliance with the license at that time?
by SomeHacker44 8y ago
IANAL but really, is this enforceable, for code already downloaded, used and deployed in compliance with the license at that time?
- mroche 8y agoAccording to Crytek, it should be. Their engine license[0] is, if I am reading it correctly, similar in this respect. > By doing so, you, the Licensee, agree to all terms and conditions of this Agreement or in the accompanying documentation. You should read this Agreement carefully before the Start Date. If you do not agree with the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement you are not authorized to use the CRYENGINE. > You agree to check www.cryengine.com periodically for new information and terms that govern your use of CRYENGINE. Crytek may modify this Agreement at any time. Crytek will inform you about revisions to this Agreement by email and/or by a notice on our home page and/or during log in. Revisions to terms affecting existing CRYENGINE shall be effective thirty (30) days after posting at www.cryengine.com If you do not agree with the new terms your only remedy is to stop using CRYENGINE. ... > If your register your Game later than June 30, 2018 then this current Agreement shall apply (no matter which CRYENGINE version you use); ... [0] https://github.com/CRYTEK/CRYENGINE/blob/release/LICENSE.md https://github.com/CRYTEK/CRYENGINE/blob/release/LICENSE.md
- SomeHacker44 8y agoI wonder what a court has said about this, or if there are laws or regulations at the federal level about this. I always thought a contract had to include "a meeting of the minds," and I cannot see how that is possible if one party can change their mind for any reason at any time without any discussion or renewed agreement.