[sword-devel] Lawyer Help: Redistribution

[Chris Bitmead]

It's possible to get some electronic credit card hookup to a bank. It 
could then in theory be completely automated. You put in your card # and 
receive a key. Every 6 months you mail a cheque to the appropriate parties.

David Trotz wrote:

>I think the big problem is... who is going to take the time needed to handle
>orders and the paperwork neccessary for these locked modules. I don't know
>that many on have given much thought to that issue, it is something we have
>talked about in the past in IRC #sword channel, but it is definately
>something that has to be resolved before we can begin to sell locked modules
>if we get the ok from the copyright holders. Please pave this with much
>prayer. Maybe some of the copyright holders will do something crazy and
>actually give us the rights for free, then the issue is solved ;)
>In Christ,
>David Trotz
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>>On Tuesday 21 May 2002 03:05 pm, Joshua Holman wrote:
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>>>A few months ago, I read a survey of Pastors that concluded that the
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>KJV,
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>>>NIV, NKJV, NAS, and the NRSV were the most popular. To be a player, we
>>>should have at least 3 of the five. The other locked English Versions
>>>should fall by the wayside.
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>>I wouldn't say by the wayside unless you're trying to make a profit on it.
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>>it's just a ministry let those of us who are interested purchace liscenses
>>for Green's and all the other locked modules. If you're trying to reach
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>>largest demographic you don't want to alienate *anyone.* Now, that's not
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>>say that you should give equal emphasis to each locked module, but to
>>completely abandon them is just as foolhardy.
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