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Must be awesome to use this software in a country that does not use the US Dollar as its currency :)
by b3lvedere 2y ago
Must be awesome to use this software in a country that does not use the US Dollar as its currency :)
- krzrak 2y agolet me tell you about currency exchange rates...
- snadal 2y agoLicense only mentions USD. So as far as you have no USD revenue, you are fine.
- b3lvedere 2y agoExactly :) Good luck non-US companies! :)
- victorbjorklund 2y agoThe intepretation would be done by a court. Not sure they would agree that the intention was to allow unlimited revenue in other currencies.
- sieabahlpark 2y ago[dead]
- Imustaskforhelp 2y agoLMAO. Everybody keep quiet..... Don't let them change their license. And even if they change their license , we need to fork this with this specific license right now!! Going to fork it right now
- gamblor956 2y agoThat's not how it works, of course. It's your FX-converted revenue, meaning, whatever currency you use converted to USD. The license doesn't bother to state this because they assume basic common sense on the part of the licensee. If that's not enough, they have the backing of several decades of industry practice[1] and several centuries of law. [1] For example, take a look at the Steam and Epic creator agreements, which also use USD for financial thresholds even though their stores operate in dozens of countries and accept dozens of currencies.