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Originally Posted by GreenMonkey
Apply that to cars. You're not buying a car, you're buying a license to use a car. And here's all the restrictions...
Apply it to paperback books. You're not buying a book, you're buying a license to read this book. And here's all the restrictions...
You could claim anything is a license. But if you pay for it upfront (not regularly), it doesn't expire...it's not really a license.
Kind of the like the old statement that about ducks...if it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck... 
Which is what Elfwreck was saying... |
Just curious about how something has to expire to be a license. I looked up afew definitions and cannot find in commonly used dictionaries, wikipedia etc. that a license has to expire, or even that it usually expires
Helen