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Will that person have the right to collect payments from the companies that use the modified software, and exceeded allowed user limit, or original authors still can charge these companies ?
What if the person does not simply modifies our software, but just takes a small portion of the code, and uses it in new product ?
Do original authors retain the right to charge companies that uses such product, on the base that it uses a portion of the their code, and therefore is a derivative product ?
Even if original authors retain the right to charge such companies, can the person who created a derivative product change the license to raise the user limit to one million users, for example ?
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Will that person have the right to collect payments from the companies that use the modified software, and exceeded allowed user limit, or original authors still can charge these companies ?
What if the person does not simply modifies our software, but just takes a small portion of the code, and uses it in new product ?
Do original authors retain the right to charge companies that uses such product, on the base that it uses a portion of the their code, and therefore is a derivative product ?
Even if original authors retain the right to charge such companies, can the person who created a derivative product change the license to raise the user limit to one million users, for example ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: