Originally by: Thoraemond

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Originally by: Kalrand

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The MIT license explicitly grants the user [permission] to use the software free of charge. You should switch the project's license.

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There's no need to change the license. It grants permission to use the software, but it doesn't stipulate that the software must do anything in particular.

The software still works after 15 days when it's not registered: it checks the registration and if that's expired, it shuts down (or whatever), which is exactly what it was designed to do.

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Originally by: Scary McNastypants

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Hi there. Quick question (haven't read the whole thread, so pardon me if it's already been answered)

-I signed up at SourceForge and went to the link you folks have provided, but I only get the message "Permission Denied
Access to this page is restricted (either to project members or to project administrators) and you do not meet the requirements to access this page. Please contact the administrator of this project for further assistance. "

How do I get permission?
Along the same lines, are you even using that anymore? I notice that the links in this thread go to google discussions.

- I sent cash in (to the correct corp with the correct founder and tracker) about a day and a half ago. The EMMA ap itself says that I should get a key in a few hours. In this thread you say that I should get a key within 24 hours, and that's fine, but it's been more than that (which is also fine). I'd just like to make sure that you have gotten the ISk and that, sooner or later, I'll get my activation key.

Thanks very much. Awesome ap and I'd recommend it to everybody without reservation. Once I get my key, at least.

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