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Old 04-27-2011, 03:12 PM   #407
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Originally Posted by Xenophon View Post
Apk's post is an interesting mix of confusion and correctness.
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The 4th paragraph copyright page addresses copyright law, which is very very different from sale-vs.-license.
But is the sale-vs-license issue relevant here at all? Neither way changes what permissions, or 'license', you have regarding the copyrighted material, which is, I thought, what this is about.
We're not talking about whether or not you could, say, legally give your ebooks away to someone else or something like that where sale-vs-license would be relevant.

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He gets it right, too, except for the trailing " ...just as your ebook LICENSE does" which is irrelevant.
Why? The relevance, as I see it, is that just as you can buy a paper book, it's copyright law that governs what you can do with it's content, and the same applies to the ebook.

Perhaps I am inadvertently adding to the confusion when I refer to the permissions granted to you by the copyright owner as 'license."
While it's certainly a correct term in the dictionary sense, never meant to equate it with the EULA you may or may not be buying when you buy or maybe-not-really-buy the object.

So I'll try to remember to use the term "permission" instead.

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