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The Internet has opened up whole new avenues of freedom for people: freedom of information, thoughts and the ability to achieve anonymity while still being active in a community. This freedom has been latched onto by a large proportion of the Internet user base and has fuelled a desire for even more liberties. This in turn has given rise to the 'Internet Grey Areas', those little things that 'everyone' does but which aren't quite legally correct. A few examples are Abandonware, MP3 downloads, warez and their kind. Casino - Directory of casino related partner sites Black Jack - Directory of black jack related partner sites Poker - Directory of poker related partner sites Online Poker - Directory of online poker related partner sites Betting - Directory of betting related partner sites Lottery - Directory of lottery related partner sites Craps - Directory of craps related partner sites Slots - Directory of slots related partner sites Roulette - Directory of roulette related partner sites Games - Directory of games related partner sites Recreation - Directory of travel/holiday/resort/airline related partner sites Health - Directory of online pharmacy/hospital/health related partner sites Shopping - Directory of online shopping/gift related partner sites Business - Directory of business/finance/loan/mortgage related partner sites Computers - Directory of computer hardware/software/peripheral related partner sites Internet - Directory of webhosting/webdesign/internet marketing related partner sites Miscellaneous - Directory of all other partner sites
Abandonware is the label applied to games that have been 'abandoned' by their original developers. The standard rule has become that if the games are more than four years old and no longer freely available for purchase, or if the developer has closed and hence the game is no longer supported, then it can be called Abandonware and distributed freely. Some developers willingly release their older software titles into the public domain making them legally Abandonware but a large number of titles labelled as such are not technically free for public access. The licences are still owned by someone and the distribution of their software titles could be harming their licence validity. |
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