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From: chapman@eris.BERKELEY.EDU (Brent Chapman)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: ASDG Recoverable Ram Disk News
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Date: Fri, 23-Jan-87 18:53:35 EST
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In article <2445@well.UUCP> perry@well.UUCP (Perry S. Kivolowitz) writes:
>Who Can Distribute This Product?
>
>	(1)	Networks and BBS's run by non-vending entities.
>	(2)	User Groups (for non-profit benefit).
>	(3)	Fred Fish (he...and he alone).
>
>Who Cannot Distribute This Product?
>
>	(1)	No vendor or hardware or software may distribute this 
>		product under any guise or pretense. Especially you Ed.
>	(2)	People who repackage Fred Fish's work for a quick buck.

The way I read these rules, Fred is allowed to place the program one one
of his disks, but my dealer is not allowed to let me make a copy of that
disk, even if they don't charge me anything (a dealer is a "vendor", nyet?).

Is this your intent?

Note: I look forward to getting this thing, and I applaud you for releasing
it (I was gonna get it when I got your new 8Meg board, but so much the better
to have it now); I'm just curious about how you plan to distribute this
thing.  If your redistribution conditions are more restrictive than Fred's
(as demonstrated above), he may be understandably unwilling to place it on
one of his collection disks.


Brent
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Brent Chapman

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