> That post claimed that Pigeon.ly is using stolen code to run their product, while Pigeon.ly claims they are not using the code in their product.
Does it really makes a difference if the code is currently running or not? Let's say, hypothetically, the code was not production ready but used in an alpha version to pitch an investor ?
It is impossible to prove one way or another, but I wonder, if you could sue someone, on the basis that it "could have been used".
Does it really makes a difference if the code is currently running or not? Let's say, hypothetically, the code was not production ready but used in an alpha version to pitch an investor ?
It is impossible to prove one way or another, but I wonder, if you could sue someone, on the basis that it "could have been used".