in reply to Copyright conflicts?

You mentioned Copyright, but asked about patents. Copyright laws and patent laws are quite different (and they vary from country to country). Trademarks are covered by yet another body of laws.

One thing is certain. Since people are being persued even when they observe copyright and patent laws, one can definitely be persued when breaking them. It's a question of mitigating risks, a job for a lawyer. Hopefully, you're too small to be worth more than a "Ceast and Desist" request — What's the point of suing someone if you're not going to get anything from it? — but even that could have a major effect on an operation

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Re^2: Copyright conflicts?
by DACONTI (Scribe) on Apr 11, 2007 at 11:21 UTC
    Hi,

    sorry you are absolutely right about the title of my subject.

    It should be called patent breaking with open source or similar (anyway as a little excuse I made the post very late in the evening...).

    So in conclusion I see, there's no safety!

    But at least I got a lot of geek points!

    Thanks!

    Novice with more geek points.

    Pardon... initiate.