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Counterpoint: if you don't have a longterm contract w/ a foundational piece of software for your business, that's kind of on you too.

• dagmx 3y ago
  That’s a ludicrous take. Significant parts of many businesses have no way to make a contract agreement beyond the terms and services agreement they agree to And even with a contract, you may not think of every loophole. That doesn’t mean that you can’t then argue that the loophole is a violation of the previous agreements spirit. The idea that “well you didn’t think of all of these things ahead of time so it’s okay that you get tossed around” is just so incredibly broken and flawed. No legal system is that binary, and very few businesses are either.
  • x0x0 3y ago
    In Epic's license: > 7. The Agreement Between You and Epic > a. Amendments > If we make changes to this Agreement, you are not required to accept the amended Agreement, and this Agreement will continue to govern your use of any Licensed Technology you already have access to. ie unlike Unity, once you agree to this, you may continue using the engine you licensed permanently under the current fee structure. Companies should prioritize stability like this.