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Pro tip: when you have a restrictive licence and suddenly they ask you for details of your actual use you reply "we use it accordingly to the terms of our licen
by mytailorisrich 2y ago
Pro tip: when you have a restrictive licence and suddenly they ask you for details of your actual use you reply "we use it accordingly to the terms of our licence" or you politely reply that they should direct any questions to your legal and licensing department.
On a side note, I am puzzled as to why a "small non-profit" would pay $4k a year to license a single font in the first place.
IMO, they need to deny they are breaching the terms of their current license, then drop that font completely, and then wave the bully bye bye.
- WhyNotHugo 2y ago> I am puzzled as to why a "small non-profit" would pay $4k a year to license a single font in the first place. Yeah, that’s just ridiculous. Imagine how many small donations are made to some non-profit cause and then up being wasted on paying for fancy proprietary fonts. It’s unusual too; the non-profits with which I’ve interacted tend to use open source software and actually care about all this ethical stuff.
- tsylba 2y ago> Imagine how many small donations are made to some non-profit cause and then up being wasted on paying for fancy proprietary fonts. I can imagine they'll take the angle it helps improve the "brand-awareness" which supposedly bring them more profits in the long run. For some non-profit I've given to I've received more donation reminder letters that my one time donation would have cover for.