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How's that even legal or verifiable?

• the_mitsuhiko 7y ago
  Why would it not be legal? Verifiable does not play a role. You sign a contract that you won’t do it.
  • inflatableDodo 7y ago
    Not all contracts are valid.
    • michaelhoffman 7y ago
      This is not an answer. Invalid contracts are usually invalid for a specific reason.
      • inflatableDodo 7y ago
        I really was only answering the bit stating; >"You sign a contract that you won’t do it." As that is not the be all and end all of contracts.
    • CydeWeys 7y ago
      Yeah but why in particular wouldn't this one be? There's no reason you couldn't have it be a condition of a contract that software licensed under some particular license isn't allowed. Choice of software license isn't a protected class or anything like that.
      • anticensor 7y ago
        Doctrine of equality does not apply to private trade of products and services. This is not a public procurement announcement and they can disallow particular products to be used in their premises.
• chronogram 7y ago
  Can you explain the illegality to me? I fail to see it.