discuss: statistics
Subject:
Re: statistics
From:
John Peter Tapsell ####@####.####
Date:
8 Aug 2001 20:00:43 -0000
Message-Id: <01080821004307.02927@eng026>
On Wed, 08 Aug 2001, you wrote:
> Le Mercredi 8 Ao�01 06:18, David Lawyer a �it :
>
> > If you submit a doc in English to the LDP, it's likely assumed that
> > the copyright (but not the license) is to be governed under US laws.
>
> I can't understand why. should be to UK law if langage is involved!
>
> if LDP was an US corporated organisation, could be, but LDP is nothing so.
>
> For example, Gylhem is french, the LPD is not french for that...
>
> > So the laws of contract are different in each State of the US and may
> > vary like this in other countries. The first question is: where was
> > the contract made. It seems to me that no contract exists until
> > someone reads the license (if at all). The reading of this license
> > takes place where they live. So I think that the license is governed
> > by the laws of the locality where the user of the doc lives.
>
> I think the licence is located with the author, not the reader. but a lawyer
> is required!!
I'm english and everything, but I agree with the orignal poster, to just assume
US laws..
unless you want to volunteer to keep track of international laws, and get
yourself up to date for the laws in every country
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