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KaVir · 05-12-2002, 06:43 PM

It wouldn't protect you if they lied, because it's not YOUR rights that need protection - it's theirs.

Right. If the mud owner was under 18 then they could opt out of the contract as well. However the contract is the only thing giving them permission to use the area - so they would have to remove it.

Another problem is that you're talking about a specific contract, rather than a regular license. A contract represents an agreement between two people - and a mud isn't a person. So if the original owner decides to leave the mud, that area would have to be removed.

Also, how do you define the point at which the mud is no longer the same mud? If I change it over time, will the contract become null at a certain point? If I rename the mud, is the contract voided?

05-12-2002, 06:43 PM	#8
KaVir Legend Join Date: Apr 2002 Name: Richard Home MUD: God Wars II Posts: 2,052	It wouldn't protect you if they lied, because it's not YOUR rights that need protection - it's theirs. Right. If the mud owner was under 18 then they could opt out of the contract as well. However the contract is the only thing giving them permission to use the area - so they would have to remove it. Another problem is that you're talking about a specific contract, rather than a regular license. A contract represents an agreement between two people - and a mud isn't a person. So if the original owner decides to leave the mud, that area would have to be removed. Also, how do you define the point at which the mud is no longer the same mud? If I change it over time, will the contract become null at a certain point? If I rename the mud, is the contract voided?