RE: Calling a program without knowing the parms

Because the license protects you, as the programmer.  Without it, people
could potentially hold you responsible for certain things, especially if
some bug in the code should cause damage or a security exploit on a
system...

It also protects your intellectual property.  Nobody can legally take
the code and claim it as their own...

I find your question rather strange.  Just because it requires a little
bit of research doesn't mean its "trouble."  If everything with complex
issues was "trouble", we wouldn't use computers at all :)


On Fri, 6 Jul 2001, Phil wrote:

> With all this trouble, why bother to license it at all?  Is there reason why
> you'd want it licensed?
> 
> Phil
> 

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