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eula

Mephistopheles encounters the EULA.

. I want people to appreciate the work I’ve done and the value of what I’ve made. Not pass on by waving “sucker” as they drive their fancy cars

via robrohan via http://developers.slashdot.org/story/09/07/14/1414259/6-Reasons-To-License-Software-Under-the-ALGPL

However, I’d like to explain why I use the GPL after decades of writing open source software and after a couple of “successful” projects. These are my reasons for using it, and only apply to me and what I want to do with my software from now on. You are free to your own opinions and choices, and I hope you’ll respect mine.

"I love open source, but companies? Companies are going to have to pay from now on. That’s how economics works. If it’s good enough for you to use, why then it’s good enough for you to pay for it."

GPL FAQ

Discussion about payed membership for countries other then UK, US and Germany.

Last.fm Radio switches to paid subscription

change to the way Last.fm Radio works in some parts of the world. In the United States, United Kingdom and Germany, nothing will change

The beginning of the end for Last.fm in Europe? http://tr.im/hMRp [from http://twitter.com/citizenk/statuses/1388539617]

Join the group of angry Last.FM users: http://is.gd/oNS1 - More info: http://ping.fm/pw2ZA [from http://twitter.com/bkuri/statuses/1385248625]

Annotated link http://www.diigo.com/bookmark/http%3A%2F%2Fblog.last.fm%2F2009%2F03%2F24%2Flastfm-radio-announcement

Today we’re announcing an upcoming change to the way Last.fm Radio works in some parts of the world. In the United States, United Kingdom and Germany, nothing will change.In all other countries, listening to Last.fm Radio will soon require a subscription of €3.00 per month. There will be a 30 track free trial, and we hope this will convince people to subscribe and keep listening to the radio. Everything else on Last.fm (scrobbling, recommendations, charts, biographies, events, videos etc.) will remain free in all countries, like it is now.

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