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Informing users of terms
- To: Liblicense <liblicense-l@lists.yale.edu>
- Subject: Informing users of terms
- From: "John P. Abbott" <AbbottJP@conrad.appstate.edu>
- Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2001 18:30:34 EST
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How do you meet the stipulation in many online product licenses to "...use reasonable and common efforts to inform Authorized Users of the the terms and conditions for use of the product consistent with this License." [or similar] I am sending back two licenses with that wording struck because I have no means to do this given the varieties of access used by our Authorized users. An obvious example is the faculty member coming in from home via the secure proxy server (provides a valid IP) who connects directly to the vendor's url. Even if we have a splash screen with the license text between the link on our site and the vendor, most users will bookmark the vendor's site and never pass through our link. Students in campus computer labs are another example. What I fear is that vendors will put a click-through on their site which will NOT be the language we negotiated, but instead will be there standard text. Ideas? -- John P. Abbott Coordinator, Collection Development University Library Appalachian State University 325 College Avenue Boone, NC 28608 828-262-2821 828-262-3001 (fax) abbottjp@appstate.edu
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