> you could get in trouble with the record
> labels and their lawyers, even if the disc is free.
This was discussed during the planning of the project. I can't speak for the
Droplift Project but my personal feeling is ... f**k 'em. Can't live life in
fear of lawyers and lawsuits. Sure, there's reasonable limits but
'self-censoring' is what the fat cat lawyer types want ... they want to be
able to scare you with a bunch of paper-rattling, without having to actually
prove anything or exert any real effort.
mark
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