Actually there is.
Implied consent is when you notify someone of your intent to do something.
And if that party or group does not expressly object. Then it is IMPLIED
CONSENT to do whatever you stated.
You should study law more before you post your uneducated opinion.
However.
To nip this
That's... not how it works. There's no such thing as "implied consent"
in the software world. In fact, it's the opposite. It's "all rights
reserved" unless otherwise specified. If you haven't been given explicit
permission (either via something like an open source license or a direct
agreement
Hey PAL.
Actually I can.
They stole Steam from me.
Source 2 engine is heavily modified from VALVes Source 2 engine.
It's backwards compatible to legacy source programming now ( source 2 ). No
need for map conversion tools, or any of that crap.
Now I know you are wishing you knew half as much
Okay pal, you can stop advertising your thing. Thanks.
Also you can't like, sell anything like this since this uses a lot of code that
you don't own. Just ask Open Fortress. Clearly you're not very familiar with
how software licensing works, and I would recommend you read on that before
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