Okay, I can believe random person on forum or I can believe the multiple lawyers who discussed this topic in-detail on their blogs? Sorry, you're not really convincing me of anything except your will to argue.
If you look at the actual rulings involved in the argument, under them you do not "own" any computer file on which IP is present as long as there is any form of secondary licence such as a liscence agreement, ToS or EULA. You are merely licensing it with conditions - this also follows from Blizzard vs BNetD...
Last edited by DawnFalcon; 02-17-2010 at 05:19 PM.
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