RE: manifest assent & which version?

[Carole Richter <Carole.J.Richter.8@nd.edu>]

Bravo! This will be a great help in working with such licenses...I think
vendors are far more inclined to accept wording that has some kind of
credibility attached. One hopes the day will come when many will decide
it's easier to work with such a license than spend countless hours and
legal fees doing endless numbers of individual reviews. I have a number of
things in the pipe where this could be used! 

Carole Richter
Electronic Resources Coordinator
University of Notre Dame Libraries
(219)631-8405
richter.8@nd.edu

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At 05:07 PM 6/29/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>The LIBLICENSE project is working on a model academic library license that
>is up on the web site (www.library.yale.edu/~llicense/index.shtml) but not
>formally announced, becasue it needs a little more revision first.  
>Apropos of this discussion, the draft model license reads as follows, and
>we hope that this language will be useful as possible boilerplate for
>library customers:
>
>"Notice of Terms of "Click-Through" License Terms.  In the event that
>Licensor requires Authorized Users to agree to terms relating to the use of
>the Licensed Materials before permitting Authorized Users to gain access to
>the Licensed Materials (commonly referred to as "click-through" licenses),
>Licensor shall provide Licensee with notice of and an opportunity to comment
>on such terms prior to their implementation.  In no event shall the terms of
>such "click-through" licenses materially differ from the provisions of this
>Agreement.  In the event of any conflict between the terms of such
>"click-through" licenses and this Agreement, the terms of this Agreement
>shall prevail."
>
>Ann Okerson
>Yale University Library
>ann.okerson@yale.edu