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:On-Line Applications "Just Work"; Why Worry About the Freedom of the Licence?
On-Line Applications "Just Work"; Why Worry About the Freedom of the Licence?
Sep 29, 2008, 14 :02 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (2512 reads)

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"So where does freedom and copyleft fit into this model? The four freedoms seem generally to be disregarded for the user of an online application. You must use the software within the limitations set by the application provider; you do not get the source code, so you can’t study, modify, improve or redistribute it. But does it really matter?"

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