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Re: AppleScript Distribution Legalities
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Re: AppleScript Distribution Legalities


  • Subject: Re: AppleScript Distribution Legalities
  • From: Phi Sanders <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2002 21:26:21 -0500

A year ago most people would have said there were no legal problems with
you providing a link to the software - as long as the software was on
Apple's site and not yours. Recently there have been some cases brought
against persons for such "deep-linking" of others material. I'm not a
lawyer and I don't play one on Tv and I don't have the links handy. I
seem to recall hearing it on TechTV's Silicon Spin tho'

~Phi

In a message sent on 2002, January 08, Tuesday @ 5:41 PM, by David Lloyd :

>Bill,
>
>> The last time I looked, the minimum "automatic" civil penalty for each act
>> of copyright infringement was $25,000.
>
>Does this mean mean hosting, providing the link, or both?
>
>Goodness, all I wanted to do was host it (and with full credit it's source
>and author.) I wasn't going to claim it as my own - not that I would have
>fooled anyone... :)
>
>How do the shareware/software download sites manage it, or is this an Apple
>only legality thing?
>
>Anyway just posting the links is quicker, easier (and possibly cheaper :)
>
>Thanks to those who replied privately, too...
>
>David Lloyd
>
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