> There's surely a space between "perfectly acceptable" and "illegal"? If there is, it's a space that you can minimize using licensing terms, and as a user I w

> There's surely a space between "perfectly acceptable" and "illegal"? If there is, it's a space that you can minimize using licensing terms, and as a user I will assume that the licensing terms are chosen by the authors in a fashion that best represents their interests. Especially since so many template licenses exist that address this exact problem. > I don't like this idea that you have no right to complain about something if you haven't specifically banned it in a legally enforceable license. I think it's unfair to imply that the post you respond to represents that idea, if that's what you're doing. Although worded frankly, it's a constructive suggestion for what proprietors can do to prevent this. It's not a new problem.