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Leap wants an unspecified cut if you make one of these: "Specialized Application" means an Application which is: (i) sold, licensed, leased, or otherwise dispo
by irickt 13y ago
Leap wants an unspecified cut if you make one of these:
"Specialized Application" means an Application which is: (i) sold, licensed, leased, or otherwise disposed of for a list price of more than US$500 or local equivalent, or more than US$240 per year or local equivalent if on a subscription, lease or similar basis; (ii) sold, licensed, leased or otherwise disposed of as part of, or for use with, another application, system, machine or device (other than a personal computer), having a list price of more than US$500 or local equivalent, or more than US$240 per year or local equivalent if on a subscription, lease or similar basis; (iii) designed for use, or that is primarily used, with or for control, whether direct or indirect, of industrial, commercial, military or medical equipment.
- voltagex_ 13y agoSuddenly, the device seems a lot less interesting.
- ioquatix 13y agoBased on my experience with Leap and it's limitations, sounds like someone wants to create Surgeon Simulator 2014...
- nitrogen 13y agoThat (iii) including "industrial" or "commercial" equipment could be interpreted very broadly. In other words, sorry, can't use a Leap to control the lights in a conference room, upscale club, or retail store without special permission from Leap. I'll pass.