On Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 2:38 AM, david
<gnome@hawaii.rr.com>
wrote:
I do realize that I sound pig-headed, but a license is an
agreement.
If you didn't sign one, how can you possibly violate the
terms?
"3. The Licensee has no permission to sell, licence,
give-away and/or
distribute the Licensed Software Developer Kit or parts of
it in any
way, on any medium, including the Internet, to any other
person,
including sub-licensors of the Licensee or companies where
the
Licensee has any involvement. This includes re-working
this
specification, or reverse-engineering any products based
upon this
specification."
The Licensee, Dave, is someone who has been granted a
licence.
Using something without agreeing to the terms (licence) under
which the provider of that something offers it is theft. "Of
course I can steal and use your $50000 software: I never
agreed to your license!" "Of course I can steal and use your
car: I never agreed that it's yours!"
as has been patiently explained, vestige is a CLEAN ROOM
reverse engineered version of VST, that was created by someone
who did NOT download the VST SDK, did not USE the VST SDK to
develop it, did not obtain anything from steinberg to develop
it.