Xero on 03 April 2010
| Zkuq said: AFAIK a EULA can't be in contradiction with a law. That said, the oft-quote 'law' we have here might not be a law but a directive that tells how laws should be created instead of being a law itself. But I'm not sure, I'm not going to look into this matter so much. |
I dunno. I don't think I can take that EU directive seriously. There's a ridiculous amount of stuff that goes on which breaches it every day.
Directives are as you say, not law. Directives are just directions for the law of each member state. Considering what goes on in industry every day, I don't believe there are laws in place that specifically enforce the extract in question without limitation.
