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in thread ActiveState EULA : Is my code safe?

One thing that would be cool would be if in your evaluation of the software you let ActiveState know about how their license has forced you to not recommend their product for commercial use by your company.

If you're going to let a license "force" your decision, it behooves you to be certain that the restriction applies to the purchased product, and not just the evaluation copy.

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Re: Re: Re: ActiveState EULA : Is my code safe?
by ignatz (Vicar) on Jul 30, 2002 at 14:05 UTC
    Why? A company tries to put their best face forward when they demonstrate goods or services. A customer bases their decision to purchase on that demonstration. If you don't like what you see, don't buy it. It's up to them to make the product as attractive as possible. 
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