On Thu, 2003-11-20 at 15:51, Joachim Breitner wrote: > Compare to this: You give a text to a newspaper with this "licence": > * you may read it > * you may print it > Then there is no way I can stop them from printing, after we both > accepted these conditions. Sure, but if they gave you the license --- but not the actual newspaper text --- then you couldn't sue them for the text. I'm assuming, of course, that like Atmel, they gave you the license for free, not as part of a contract. What law, exactly, would you accuse them of violating?
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