03-25-2007, 09:52 PM
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►SouthOfHeaven
Join Date: Jun 2004
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Quote:
Originally Posted by sarettah
Wrong spacedog.
As a developer, unless specifically stated otherwise, I own the rights to code I create. period.
Now, I have some class, so I do not undercut my clients. If someone comes to me with a project and I develop it and in the end I have something I think could be a product I then go back to my client and say what do you think?
Sometimes the client does not want it distributed, in which case I say cool. In other cases, if they are for it, we split on the proceeds because, in all fairness, it is their idea we worked from.
But, the code is always mine if I designed and wrote it and I never give up my rights to my code. period. The client has license to use the code.
But, as people said earlier in the thread, a contract and ndas would have spelled out the rights and their would be no question at this point.
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