Contract v copyright (was Re: [oclug] cracked?)

[Rod Giffin]

On Sat, 2004-01-10 at 10:19, Brad Barnett wrote:
> I'm sorry, this is not the case.  When you purchase something, you
> are negotiating a contract.  Unless the EULA is fully available to you,
> and you are made aware of it an all its contents prior to purchase, you
> are not bound by it.  Otherwise, it is not part of the sale (which is a
> contract, the most ancient form of).

I understand your position here, but you drew the conclusion that it
isn't binding because you weren't aware of the EULA beforehand.  A
copyright license is binding because it is a copyright license and the
copyright Act makes it binding.

Rod.