The list is busy screaming ..

[Bruce]

Yes it is a broad statement.
You can't use it to make a profit, for yourself or any firm. ***WE*** the
people that developed the board, can we can get board made, we are not the
users.  Your a user, you would be violating the USERS AGREEMENT, to get
boards made.  If Bob wants to start selling boards for $100 a pop, he would
not be violating the argeement, since it's his to do as he pleases with it.
If I or any other member of the team wanted too we could also.  Anyone other
then the design team to do so would be violating the USERS AGREEMENT.
Bruce



****** "It is not intended for commercial use, or to be in any manner
related to a profit organization or individual".  That's a pretty broad
statement.  *********


----- Original Message -----
From: Brian Renegar
To: diy_efi at diy-efi.org
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 4:05 AM
Subject: Re: The list is busy screaming ..


Please reread the users agreement,
if you can't abide by it, and it's intent.
Then feel free not to use the info., it's that simple.
Bruce

Yeah, I've read it several times.  Just read it again.  There's absolutely
nothing in there that has anything to do with what I was talking about...
Except for this one line: "It is not intended for commercial use, or to be
in any manner related to a profit organization or individual".  That's a
pretty broad statement.  And if you consider having a manufacturer build the
boards with components on them "related to a profit organization", even if
it is a non interested party, then you'd better re-think your position on
the PCB's as well.  You don't seem to have any problem with those.  Which
WERE made by a "profit organization".  So maybe YOU should question whether
you're abiding by your own user agreement or not.  Or does it not apply to
you??

I'm not trying to be an ass, but I just see some big problems as far as
what's allowed and what's not, and the fact that it does not correlate with
the user agreement.  FWIW, I have purchased two of the PCB's, am on the list
for the components, and will build the boards by myself.  I know enough
about basic circuits and soldering to attempt building it.  I can't assist
in any of the design work for the WB (as that is not my background), but I
look forward to hopefully adding any tuning and testing experience that I
gather from using it.

I would also like to thank all of those that have contributed to this
project.  Without them, I (and probably most of the other people on the
list) would never had a wideband O2 meter.  Pricing of the commercially
available units just makes it impossible on my budget to buy one.  So again,
I say thank you.

Brian

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