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Originally Posted by Wagner
Man I'm glad some of these opinions aren't the majority.
If you are not selling it, thus making a profit, anything you choose to do should be fine. If you want to take things 'literally' then all the posts on this board in regards to football have been illegal. In case people don't pay attention to the disclaimer during a NFL game, goes a little like this:
"Any recounts of the game or use of images of the game without consent of the National Football League are [illegal]"
So if you've ever, in your life, remarked about any NFL game...you broke the law....does that make sense?
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No, it doesn't make sense. Seems to me they are referring to commercial recounts, not bar room talks. I have never watched an NFL game though, or talked about one, so I am probably not the correct person to ask.
However, how much does an NFL broadcast disclaimer have to do with violating the terms of license on a CD that a consumer purchased, thereby accepting those license terms? Wouldn't the broadcast disclaimer be impossible to enforce?
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01-02-2008, 04:39 PM
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