You may or may not be permitted to sell your licence.
Enforcing licenses used to be difficult, but now that most computers are attached to the Internet, software can tattle back to central usage monitoring software to tip off the lawyers to gross violations. It is now common for software to be branded with the owner’s name in a tamper-proof way.
It is interesting the various sorts of rules people make up in licence agreements. It is a window on what motivates people to program. Most people want to ensure anyone who uses their software gives them money. Others want recognition. Others want the purity of the original preserved. Others want wide distribution. Others want to make a political statement.
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