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venomous porridge: Common Misconceptions about What I Wrote Yesterday

dwineman:

In a probably-futile attempt to stem the tide of redundant comments, I’ll address some of the more frequent reactions to my last post:

If you don’t like it, don’t use it! Duh.
You’re missing the point. The issue is that this is a software EULA which for the first time attempts to restrict…

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  5. joeks said: Yes, I would like EULAs to be able to say anything. People who make software should be able to dictate the terms of the use of their software, and anyone who doesn’t like the agreement should be able to use something else.
  6. samhey said: I love you.
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  8. langer said: Such great stuff. Keep it up!!
  9. rsmallbone said: Regardless of whether EULAs in general can be enforced, I wonder whether Apple has any right to tell you where and how you can sell your own copyrighted work. Even using the iBooks format, I would imagine that your copyright would trump their EULA.
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