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From: faustus%ucbic@UCB-VAX.ARPA (Wayne A. Christopher on tty27)
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Subject: Re: Software License Bill - California
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Date: Wed, 15-May-85 18:25:15 EDT
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But will software producers make use of these restrictions? I don't see
anything wrong with allowing them to make any stipulations they want
on their products. You don't have to buy the stuff, and if the restrictions
are too unreasonable, nobody will buy the stuff and the restrictions will
be lifted or the producer will lose money. Would you buy a software
product that required that you send flowers to the writer every time
you ran his program?

	Wayne