[EMAIL PROTECTED] via RT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
With respect to documentation, the license is obviously non-free and incompatible. If the license for the software were OK, you could just throw away the documentation and distribute only the software. But I think it is not.
The compatibility issues I see include:
(1) a notice is required in documentation
(2) You have to indemnify Adobe (3) If you distribute the software to anyone, you have to distribute it
to everyone who wants it. You might be able to satisfy this for now by
just linking to Adobe's site, but Adobe might go out of business or
choose to stop supporting this software.
(4) The license has a choice of law clause
-- Mike Linksvayer http://creativecommons.org/about/people#21
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