[sldev] [AWG] [META] {EMERGENCY WILL ROBINSON] Jira for meta-grid
permissions change
Ann Otoole
missannotoole at yahoo.com
Thu Jun 12 13:20:10 PDT 2008
The Service is the Secondlife grid, asset servers, support system, etc. The viewer(s) only render within that service.
Why are you having such a hard time with the reality that the TOS specifically states the content is restricted to use within the Secondlife Service?
have you already begun taking content out of the Secondlife Service without a license?
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From: Kitty <sldev at catznip.com>
To: Ann Otoole <missannotoole at yahoo.com>
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Subject: RE: [sldev] [AWG] [META] {EMERGENCY WILL ROBINSON] Jira for meta-grid permissions change
What provision currently covers distribution of IP to
non-LL viewers actually?
Unless I'm missing something, section 1.1 defines the
"service" as *including* the software that Linden Lab provides which would make
any LL viewer an inherent part of the "service". So why isn't sending out
textures to non-LL viewers a violation? *confuzzled*
I'm not trying to start a silly argument, I'm genuinely
curious. If non-LL viewers aren't part of the service but if sending content
over to them doesn't create any legal problems, why would a non-LL
operated sim be any different?
So I think it is quite reasonable to require LL to have their general counsel speck on this topic and explain what was done and what agreements are in place and exactly how LL assumed the right to distribute IP owned by others outside of the Secondlife Service under the terms of the TOS is restricted to the Secondlife Grid. (Note there is a built in loophole in what I just said)
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