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by gamblor956
1028 days ago
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He's wrong. Under U.S. law, a license is a contract. In fact, an EULA is an "end user license agreement." The difference between a license like the AGPL and a normal contract is in how the contract is formed. Normally a contract requires explicit acceptance to be valid, but for licenses implicit acceptance is allowed, such as by using the licensed material after having been showed the license governing the use of that material. |
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