> it's at best a contractual clause binding a particular user. Anyone using that improved model afterward is in the clear. That's... not really accurate. See the concept of tortious interference with a contract.
1. Why wouldn't they be and 2. Does that even matter? If you enter into a contract saying don't do X, and you do X, you're violating the contract.
> it's at best a contractual clause binding a particular user. Anyone using that improved model afterward is in the clear. That's... not really accurate. See the concept of tortious interference with a contract.
1. Why wouldn't they be and 2. Does that even matter? If you enter into a contract saying don't do X, and you do X, you're violating the contract.