putting another's work in webmarket?

[Wassim]

just wondering if im aloud with there permission?

 

[RastaLulz]

Example?

 

[GarettM]

If you have there permission its legal united States wise if they don't know or don't give permission you can get a hefty fine

 

[RastaLulz]

If you have there permission its legal united States wise if they don't know or don't give permission you can get a hefty fine

No? It's only illegal if you're giving away paid software for free, or linking to a site where your selling an illegal copy of the (paid) software. Which I doubt Wassim is referring to.

 

[GarettM]

No? It's only illegal if you're giving away paid software for free, or linking to a site where your selling an illegal copy of the (paid) software. Which I doubt Wassim is referring to.

Okay if a company gives permission to another company to sell there product they can if a company asks to sell there product and says no they can be sued for copyright infringement

 

[Dicks]

If you have there permission its legal united States wise if they don't know or don't give permission you can get a hefty fine

Okay if a company gives permission to another company to sell there product they can if a company asks to sell there product and says no they can be sued for copyright infringement

If you follow the copyright for what you are trying to release/sell/whatever, it's legal. If the person who originally released the software didn't include a license then they're fucking retarded and their software is probably shit anyways.

 

[Wassim]

No? It's only illegal if you're giving away paid software for free, or linking to a site where your selling an illegal copy of the (paid) software. Which I doubt Wassim is referring to.

Someone makes an open source free software/scrip/template i ask if i can share it, and they agree. I distribute it free via the webmarket with its original owners permision

 

[Dicks]

If you ask me, this type of problem should be solved by following the copyright/license of the software.

 

[Wassim]

If you ask me, this type of problem should be solved by following the copyright/license of the software.

Wtf are you talking about?

 

[Hindi]

Wtf are you talking about?

He's on drugs.

 

[ChiefKeef]

Yeah I'm sure it's fine if you have permission.

 

[Dicks]

Wtf are you talking about?

Example. A website template is released under the

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. Under that license, you're allowed to re-release, sell, and distribute the website template as long as you retain the original copyright notice. If someone wanted to put that on Devbest's web market (although I don't really know why they would want to [this question is sort of silly]), they can do so as long as they follow the software license.

 

[Pro]

A. It should not be a problem to put others work in the web-market but then you would refer the payment to the owner / developer his Paypal and you would have permissions to sell it from the developer / owner from whatever you've made.

B. He / she should include credits of the people who've really made it and if possible then the co-developers and people who've thought about making it whatever you know what I mean.

As easy as it is it's just not much of a good idea it would be a good idea if both of the things above where done but I don't think that's ever going to happen so to really bother for it it's just not worth the effort.

 

[Wassim]

Guys you all like, its fine its fine but in the end we all know @RastaLulz gives the final answer

And please close thread when answered im getting all useless notifications