autocad 2022 license to life at €70: what is the trick?

[dsw]

I understand your point of view, but if the license of use is used for purposes other than those granted (edu = no lucro) is equivalent to using a craccato software.

I wonder if you would be willing to accept that a customer or employer will pay you a tenth or even less for the work you have done....

 

[rpor66]

reddish, when autodesk intentionally allowed the use of the program to destroy the competition, did you complain?
Your deductions on the use of the license are, in my case, wrong, use to study.
who opened the discussion simply asked.
the phrase from "I wonder..." onwards is absolutely out of place.

 

[Tristan]

reddish, when autodesk intentionally allowed the use of the program to destroy the competition, did you complain?

Do you have evidence to assert this? I recommend you pay attention to what you write since it is a forum accessible to anyone. Disfamation by press is a pretty serious offense.

 

[dsw]

reddish, when autodesk intentionally allowed the use of the program to destroy the competition, did you complain?

I don't know what to answer, sometimes I complained and I have my opinion on the subject, but even if you have to seriously think that any society on the international market is acting unfairly towards another society, my complaint that it would serve and why lose my time in denigrating a product that, in this case I appreciate.
@rpor66 my post was not addressed to a specific person, but to those who use "educational" licenses for different purposes for which they are granted, purpose of profit.
You've already written that you're using it for study purposes, so I don't understand why you've heard yourself being involved.

who opened the discussion simply asked.

and I believe that the topic was more than clarified by the contribution of all participants, including yours.

the phrase from "I wonder..." onwards is absolutely out of place.

No, I'm sorry, but I think it's not out of place, the original question came out of the price difference. . .