Thanks Joe for just confirming our concerns. > If a developer of a TPV never uses it to connect to SL, there is nothing in > that > document that applies to them. Period. By the same token, if that viewer is > designed and intended to be used to access the Second Life grid(s) there are > responsibilities that follow, both for users of those viewers and for > developers.
As a developer I do not need to connect to the SL grid. By simply developing a viewer that is able to connect to SL I as a developer assume universal responsibility. That is a responsibility and an uncalculable risk I as a developer or any other sane person can not accept for 2 simple reasons: a) I don't have control over (hidden) bugs and vulnerabilities in the code b) I don't have control over any action of any user of my viewer LL themselves disclaims any responsibility and warranty and it's not only unreasonable but impossible to shoulder such universal guilt on us developers. As every viewer made after the commencement date of 30 April will fall under the TPV and I as developer would be forced to accept these TPV terms there can only be one outcome of this: Discontinue 3rd party SL viewer development after 30 April
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