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by paulmd
1029 days ago
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You cannot include a message that requires the formation of a binding contract. This is the old “you can fire someone for no reason but not any reason”, and if the message your product shows is a prompt forcing the user to agree to a binding contract, its not GPL compatible. I agree that in this case it’s likely not enforceable/binding especially since the GPL specifically allows you to ignore those terms. Hopefully that’s legally binding in your jurisdiction vs the other party. But it’s a straightforward clickwrap agreement, even if the terms are non-monetary the GPL simply doesn’t allow these at all. Can’t place any stipulations on how the user uses the software. |
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