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Soleron on 23 May 2011
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Antabus said:
Soleron said:
Antabus said:
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It is perfectly legal, unless it gets disputed in court.

1) You just described how digital distribution works in most cases. You will pay a 'termly' fee for the right to use the software. It does not matter if the rental time is a bit longer than usually.

2) If you buy something, it is yours to do whatever you want to do with it.  This is clearly not the case with major dd-services, as you already agreed.

3) You just explained how a rent for undefined time works, good job!


I'm done with this argument. We both believe the same things and see the situation the same, it's just we want to use different words to describe it.

Thanks for conceding to my point. Have a nice day.

I'm not conceding. I realised that we never actually disagreed except on matters of semantics. I still disagree with your definition of rent but that is irrelevant really.

Also don't read any negativity into my words.