Section 2b states:
No part of Majordomo may be incorporated into any program or other
product that is sold, or for which any revenue is received without
written permission from Great Circle Associates. A commercial license
will be required in this case.
If majordomo is being built and installed by one company onto a machine for
another company as a service for profit (this other company owning the
machine in the first place), along with a web server and
non-majordomo-related content, and all the terms of 2c are met, then
does 2b imply that a commercial license is also needed? I guess more
distinctly, if we *modify* the source in any way (security patches, new
keywords to catch in resend, etc) is this modified majordomo suddenly a
product?
It seems to me that examples of majordomo as a "product" include putting
majordomo on a CD-ROM for sale, enhancing it and bundling it with some other
commercial package, etc... and that this is still more in the vein of a
service. Thoughts?
Brian
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