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Originally Posted by Chartbusterette
No, because it doesn't fall under alteration of product, but rather under unauthorized display.
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Um, the above was in answer to a supposition/hypothotheses that I made up based on the untrue premise that altered product is still OEM original. I was creating an example. It wasn't important.
However, if your hook is unauthorized display, it raises a question for me:
What would make it,or any display of your logo authorized?
I'm not being confrontational. What I mean is what is the process that would make it authorized?
Simply buying the discs to be ripped? A written authorization ( blanket or for each disc or track)? What is entailed?
Originally Posted by Chartbusterette
No, because it doesn't fall under alteration of product, but rather under unauthorized display.
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Um, the above was in answer to a supposition/hypothotheses that I made up based on the untrue premise that altered product is still OEM original. I was creating an example. It wasn't important.
However, if your hook is unauthorized display, it raises a question for me:
What would make it,or any display of your logo authorized?
I'm not being confrontational. What I mean is what is the process that would make it authorized?
Simply buying the discs to be ripped? A written authorization ( blanket or for each disc or track)? What is entailed?