Author: Bo Persson
Date: 12:57:10 03/03/04
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On March 02, 2004 at 22:10:59, margolies,marc wrote: >that's a curious perception, Bo. >In order to discount something, it must have value to the purchaser anyway. It has a potential value. If they pay $1M now, they will never be sued by SCO. They can use that in marketing: "We are fully insured against all legal troubles - use our servers!" What if they were sued, and -horror- lost: - pay up $699 license times 20000 servers - additional damages - $1M+ legal fees for their own lawyers >Which brings us back to the point of what it it that a certain commercial server >is buying from SCO and why have they chosen to do it. Protection. "Pay up, and nothing bad will happen." Bo Persson
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