Liz, let me help you understand why your most recent explanation of what happened is a non-starter:
If Everybody Wang Chung really had been a bishop, and he had been conducting himself in a way that he shouldn't have, then his friend would need Everybody Wang Chung's real name to report him through proper channels.
That is ludicrous. All this anonymous bishop would have to do is give the list that Peterson had from his third-party commercial entity, a link to this board to see Everybody Wang Chung's posting history, and let the Church decide what, if anything to do.
Incidentally, Liz, none of your handwaving has addressed why it is so hard to determine, totally without using the LDS Church's confidential intellectual property, if anyone on the Israel trip list was an attorney, as Everybody Wang Chung claims to be.
All of you assume that if Dan's friend had discovered Everybody Wang Chung's real information that he would have turned that information over to Dan.
And what a silly assumption!
Now , if he did, indeed do that, then yes, he WOULD HAVE been misusing the database. But that is not what happened. And unlike what you, Kish, and Darth et. al. assume, I don't think that would have happened!
Whether he would or would not have is irrelevant to breaching the license agreement.
Here is why. Dan's friend did NOT allow Dan to view or access the database himself. He looked up the information and gave Dan a yes or no response. This indicates to me that he was being careful with the information he had access to and was making every effort possible to follow the rules.
See the underlined part? That's the end of the discussion.