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It would be interesting to see the contract, or is it secret?
I am not at liberty to make the contract known without the agreement of all the parties to the contract. But I have outlined the basic principles above.
Its meaning is clear and simple: all rights to the source code to be transferred under the contract must belong to the vendor of the software product.
If the license of CodeBase implies that any author of the source code of the Base can not claim to profit or its part, or any other benefits from the implementation and operation of products based on these codes, regardless of the good will of the authors, and anyone who uses the code from the base in your software products is entitled to do anything with them, including the commercial sale of products, then I have no problem.
But at the moment there are no legal documents at all, which stipulate the rights and responsibilities of all participants in the CodeBase, including the authors of codes and those who can potentially and directly download the source code from the base, as well as those who are authorized to check and allow publishing the codes in the public domain.
My client wants to protect himself from any claims and demands against him forever.
And your first impression is wrong - I give the customer the source code, not the finished compiled product.
Here is an interesting point in the MQL5.com Terms of Use Agreement
9. Compensation
9.1 You agree to indemnify, to the fullest extent permitted by law, MQL5 Ltd, its affiliates and their directors, managers, employees and agents, and the Authorized Operators against any and all claims, actions, suits or proceedings brought by third parties, and against any losses, liabilities, damages, costs and expenses (including reasonable legal fees) arising from
This means that any person found guilty of any infringement of copyright or other rights in the use of any materials on this site will have to repay any amounts resulting from the wrongful acts and claims made against the site.
There you go. So I suppose the Code Base licences should be voiced.
Here is an interesting point in the MQL5.com Terms of Use Agreement
9. Compensation
9.1 You agree to indemnify, to the fullest extent permitted by law, MQL5 Ltd, its affiliates and their directors, managers, employees and agents, and the Authorized Operators against any and all claims, actions, suits or proceedings brought by third parties, and against any losses, liabilities, damages, costs and expenses (including reasonable legal fees) arising from
This means that any person found guilty of any infringement of copyright or other rights in the use of any materials on this site will have to pay compensation for any amounts resulting from the unauthorised use or claims made against the site.
There you go. So I guess the Code Base licenses should be voiced.
Golovaly balakaly, tay tay tay cry.
It turns out anyone can use the CotoBase any way he wants, but the time will come and you'll not only pay the court fees, but you'll also pay all the court costs to all the parties. What the fuck is a CotoBase?
If it didn't exist, anyone would write as he breathes. Now if my code is similar to code from a kotobase (and there are limited ways to write some algorithm) then I can be sued, and he who has more money for lawyers will win.
For example, there is only one way to format a date, for hours, the seconds need to be divided by 3600, for minutes by 60, the remainder of the division by 60 will be the seconds. If I post such a code first in the kotobase, all others who use such a way of formatting will be plagiarists.
I think it is unlikely that they will check our codes, which we use.
The example of seconds is common knowledge, no one can claim authorship, just as we do not pay the Arabs for their numbers, and we do not demand compensation from the Romans for the impossibility of calculations with their numbers.
I think it is unlikely that they will check our codes that we use.
I wouldn't expect it to go away with the sword of judgment hanging over my head. What if it doesn't?
Lived and lived for nothing?
ZS Anyway, there's no way around it without Renat's explanations.
As I understand it, the kotobase serves to attract new people interested in car trading. All the essentials are kept to themselves, and for commerce the marketplace and the rest.
Are you sure that nothing from the kotobase and the articles apply to the marketplace?
I'm not so sure.
As I understand it, the kodobaza is for attracting new interested in auto trading. All the best is kept to itself, and for commerce is a market and so on.
It's all "on honour, on conscience..." thinking. It is just a question of making sure that the licences are clear.
The current reality is that some firms have their income solely from litigation. And not only firms, but individuals as well, are not shy about going to court to collect another thousand dollars.
Look at the elementary example - auto lawyers and "longLiquidators". Their activities are based on imperfect contractual agreements between the parties. And as long as we are talking about penny orders in vreelancers and marketplace plumers, then nothing bad will happen to anyone. But it may well happen that someone will think to sue MQ, and they can already be charged not a penny, and that's where the one who was lucky enough to download the code from the database "will be caught", since according to the agreement, the MQL5 website user is responsible in such cases....