Re: German CD-ROM (Was: Re: Addressing home-made adapter cards)

[rwifall@nmsu.edu (Richard J Wifall)]

Jawaid Bazyar (bazyar@netcom.com) wrote:
:   If that's the case, then you should _not_ have said "May be distributed
: as long as no more than $5 is charged for a disk distribting fee".
: That you didn't consider CDROM distribution in your figure of $5
: isn't their problem. They might have emailed you to ask, but that's
: a separate issue. You clearly indicated that you wanted distribution
: as wide as possible, and you're getting it. 

Excuse me?  Since you obviously dont' have the SLIGHTEST clue what you
are talking about, I will dump legal disclaimer in my readme file so
you can (hopefully) talk a bit more intelligently in future posts
refering to this topic.

Here it is:

o  Legal Stuff



	This program is shareware.  It may be distributed freely as
long as it is not distributed as any part of a commercial venture and
no more then a $5.00 disk copying fee is charged for a disk that it
resides on.  Commercial online services may distribute EasyOpen as
long as no more then the regular online fee is charged for its
download.  Forms of distribution that are expressly prohibited
include, but are not limited to: distribution on harddrives that are
being sold, and distribution as part of a shareware or freeware disk.
Allowed forms of distribution include: online services (including
commercial services and private BBS's) as long as no more then the
normal online fee is charged, and non-profit computer club disk swaps
such as a disk of the month or a library disk (provided no more then
$5.00 is charged for the copying of the disk).  If you have any
questions regarding the distribution of EasyOpen, contact the author
at the above address.


	As you can see, I expressly prohibit distribution as part of a
shareware or freeware disk unless it costs less then $5.00.

:  Jawaid Bazyar              |   Like UNIX? Like your Apple IIGS? Then ask

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