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"Terms and conditions" often contain more than just restrictions on copying, they can have everything from arbitration clauses, through anti-interoperability cl
by dvdkon 6y ago
"Terms and conditions" often contain more than just restrictions on copying, they can have everything from arbitration clauses, through anti-interoperability clauses, to obligations that go directly against local laws.
- onethought 6y agoThat’s not what I was replying to. There are legit uses is terms and conditions... so where should they go? The GP said software should be bought like everything else... but everything else can’t be easily duplicated and shared... so how will that work?
- peteradio 6y agoIf I buy an apple, maybe I want to eat it. Perhaps I'd like to smoosh it under my boot. Maybe it goes up me bum. Now what does a magic apple copier have to do with me putting apples up my bum?
- onethought 6y agoYou could produce at no cost all the apples and cut out the original apple grower with no upfront costs yourself. So the problem is: you break capitalism, hard.