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I'm sure you are familiar with non-disclosure agreements. Those, and many other, possibly implicit, agreements severely limit what you may do with your 'physica
by Confusion 15y ago
I'm sure you are familiar with non-disclosure agreements. Those, and many other, possibly implicit, agreements severely limit what you may do with your 'physical copy'. 'Owning' the copy in no way entitles you to do with it whatever you want. Even telling others you own the copy is something that is easy to forbid.
- starwed 15y agoI was taking issue of the OPs use of the word "license." A license grants you additional rights you would not otherwise possess. If I'm discussing what actions are, by default, allowed -- well, it isn't very useful to tag a clause onto every statement saying "Unless a legal contract/agreement prevents you from doing otherwise." That's taken as understood, and only worth mentioning if it is a right or freedom you can't sign away.