Thread: Whose fault is it anyway?
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Old 02-10-2005, 01:57   #8
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Re: Whose fault is it anyway?
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Originally Posted by Millay
I can think of one big problem.. software is user changable in whatever way you look at it.. if you were to give a warrenty then the software would have to be seriously degraded to stop a user from breaking it..

Look at Firefox.. I mention firefox as the article does refer to it.

If you download firefox, then add an extension which cause firefox to malfunction. It possibly also opens a security hole. However, without extensive bug testing, it is not clear that the fault is with the extension. Who do you go to? Mozilla, or the Extension author?
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