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The problem being is we are not technically purchasing a copy of the software. We are purchasing a license to use the software as the creator intended. I comple
by lax4ever 5y ago
The problem being is we are not technically purchasing a copy of the software. We are purchasing a license to use the software as the creator intended. I completely agree that this is asinine and needs to change, but this is the framework in which we are currently operating.
- jevoten 5y agoThat's still a war on ownership, just using the law itself as a weapon. But the law is ours to change, and we can withdraw its support of such restrictions, or even forbid them.