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This is the other way around pal. You have to bring the legal texts that exempt software like games of any technical support until EOS (End-Of-Service). I give
by sylware 11mo ago
This is the other way around pal. You have to bring the legal texts that exempt software like games of any technical support until EOS (End-Of-Service). I give you a hint: many "eulas" have illegal parts in many countries.
Funny, this kind of disclaimer is what you get from _FREE AS IN FREE BEER_ open source source software.
- npteljes 11mo agoNo, it's the other way around. You raise "When you sell a product, technical support must be provided as a legal requirement in tons of countries", and you bring the source to back that up, otherwise, the point is moot. I merely brought the counterexample as a courtesy, to clearly illustrate what the industry standard is, since forever.
- sylware 11mo agoPeople know that when you buy a product, some level of technical support is expected, software included. You are bluntly lying, AI?
- npteljes 11mo agoAttacks and accusations won't prove your point. I see no sources. "People know", "they expect" are not legal requirement. To clarify, I'm waiting for a source for this statement of yours: "When you sell a product, technical support must be provided as a legal requirement in tons of countries." This is, so far, baseless.