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- marcell said: advokati su poput programera mogu uvaliti ostatku svijeta što god im padne na pamet.. zanimljivo je da pravni tim google-a, koji je vjerojatno nevjerojatno skup, dozvoljava da se Terms of services najopuštenije kopi/pejsta.. koji diletantizam... licence i ugovori fakat postaju sprdačina o kojima nitko ni ne treba brinuti.. ako dođe do sudskog procesa ionako će na sličan način advokati zaspinati cijelu stvar tako da nitko ne razumije o čemu se tu radi nego da se stvar svede na igru moći i razbacivanja resursima između suprostavljenih..
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