| Disclaimer: I am not the UFMI. You will have to get yourself assimilated by someone else to make really sure. >
Does someone speak leagalese ? Does the "Public or comercial
> use" conect with the "transmit, sell, distribute" only
> or with the "display, reproduce, create derivative"
> also? Scratches head.
Both, I think. >
Or, to put it simple : >
Set comic as Desktop wallpaper
Displaying, but neither public nor commercial. Not too bad. >
Send comic as reply to E-Mail question from boss.
Interaction with boss is very probably commercial. Bad. Send a link. >
Print comic on cheesy needle - printer at home and hang it there.
Non-public non-commercial. OK as long as you don't organize public events in your home. >
Print comic on realy expensive guarded-by-dogs laserprinter in office and hang it where only co-workers can see.
Abuse of office supplies ;) By copyright laws themselves, I think this is "public" already. Do UFMI use the same definition for their agreement? Don't know. >
Ditto where customers can see it also
Bad. >
Take it to a professional print studio, get it printed 30 * 10 feet and paste it on one's house
Bad. And expensive. >
Ditto paste it onto OTHER people's houses and take money for it.
Bad, expensive and you go to jail for extortion (wait... did you mean "take money for putting it up" or "take money for taking it down"?) >
Get it printed 900 * 300 feet and get Christo to wrap the US Senate with it and cash the 30 million that this gets into
ones own pocket and then disapear.
Good. Anything that will piss Christo off is good by default. | 
