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Software and other forms of media fall under Copyright agreements -this is the score if you're worried. | Software and other forms of media fall under Copyright agreements -this is the score if you're worried. | ||
Software -- The software being exchanged | Software -- The software being exchanged is in breach of copyright if: | ||
* It isn't the original software. | * It isn't the original software. | ||
* It is | * It is still being used by any previous owner (although i don't know how you would know this as a Freegle moderator). | ||
* It's been used to get an upgrade. | * It's been used to get an upgrade. | ||
* It doesn't follow the terms in its End User License Agreement (EULA) - If the EULA makes no mention about transfers or exchanges, treat the software like you would any other work protected by copyright (like a book, CD, or video). | * It doesn't follow the terms in its End User License Agreement (EULA) - If the EULA makes no mention about transfers or exchanges, treat the software like you would any other work protected by copyright (like a book, CD, or video). |
Revision as of 12:56, 17 May 2010
SOFTWARE, DVDs, VIDEOTAPES AND OTHER MEDIA
Software and other forms of media fall under Copyright agreements -this is the score if you're worried.
Software -- The software being exchanged is in breach of copyright if:
- It isn't the original software.
- It is still being used by any previous owner (although i don't know how you would know this as a Freegle moderator).
- It's been used to get an upgrade.
- It doesn't follow the terms in its End User License Agreement (EULA) - If the EULA makes no mention about transfers or exchanges, treat the software like you would any other work protected by copyright (like a book, CD, or video).
In order to be in keeping with copyright agreements, Music, Videos, Books and other copyrighted works should be:
- Originals, not a copies
- No longer be used by any previous owner.
If you would like further clarification you can look here: [1] or here: [2]