[free-sklyarov] Seybold session yesterday

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>> Another excellent point he made was that fair use may not be relevant to
>> the debate here.  If the *contract* for using a piece of intellectual 
>> property, like the licensing terms on an ebook, specify certain 
>> restrictions, then fair use doesn't come into play.  If customers don't 
>> want to abide by the terms of the contract, they should refuse to enter 
>> into it in the first place.

AK> OK - and what if this "contract" (license agreement) says that only
AK> _white_ people should read this book?

Excelent point Alex!!! :)
In fact ANY restriction is bad. People should not be prevented to do
wrong things however they should be responsible for what they do ...