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I'd love to see how they define "search engine." Would this require amazon's search functionality to also show links from rakuten or barnes & noble? Would tech
by imh 12y ago
I'd love to see how they define "search engine." Would this require amazon's search functionality to also show links from rakuten or barnes & noble? Would tech crunch's search have to show wired articles?
- jfoster 12y agoOne difference between politicians & lawyers when compared with scientists & engineers is that politicians & lawyers don't share the same feeling of needing to precisely define what they mean. They tend to write things that are vague and turn to courts when they desire enforcement. You might be let down if expecting something so specific that Amazon & TechCrunch are clearly included or excluded.
- umanwizard 12y agoThis is certainly true in places with legal systems evolved from that of England. It's less true in France, where precedent is less important and courts don't have the power to make law.
- jfoster 12y agoInteresting; I had no idea that difference existed. Thank you for correcting me.
- prodigal_erik 12y ago"Common law" is the name for a system that is mostly built on consistency with prior judgments; "civil law" mostly built on legislation. http://onlinelaw.wustl.edu/common-law-vs-civil-law/ http://onlinelaw.wustl.edu/common-law-vs-civil-law/