When a message is placed in any forum on thaivisa, you are granting a soft license to Thaivisa.com to use it.

What is a soft license?

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When a message is placed in any forum on thaivisa, you are granting a soft license to Thaivisa.com to use it.

What is a soft license?

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When a message is placed in any forum on thaivisa, you are granting a soft license to Thaivisa.com to use it.

What is a soft license?

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I am not sure of all the details but a soft license is an agreement that any information posted by a member on the forum beomes the property of the forum owners and can be used by them.

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IANAL, but generally I think a soft license is one that gives someone else certain rights over your work, while not taking away any rights from you. For example, you grant the board owners/promoters the rights to reproduce your words, but you also retain the rights to those words, in case you might want to use them again in a book [or magazine article, or whatever] you might write in the future.

IANAL, but generally I think a soft license is one that gives someone else certain rights over your work, while not taking away any rights from you. For example, you grant the board owners/promoters the rights to reproduce your words, but you also retain the rights to those words, in case you might want to use them again in a book [or magazine article, or whatever] you might write in the future.

That's true, the copyright relies by the writer but the the user (like a licensee) of that transcript has the right for changes as long as the meaning of that transcript isn't changed.

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IANAL, but generally I think a soft license is one that gives someone else certain rights over your work, while not taking away any rights from you. For example, you grant the board owners/promoters the rights to reproduce your words, but you also retain the rights to those words, in case you might want to use them again in a book [or magazine article, or whatever] you might write in the future.

If rights are granted , it implies that they may also be revoked.

Under what circumstances if any would this apply?

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