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Am 15.01.2013 19:09, schrieb Warp:
> People should be more honest. Don't invent excuses. If you want to use
> the software completely ignoring the owner's wishes, then be a man and
> just say so. "I don't care what they say. I'm going to download and use
> their software because I want to. I don't care if it's illegal or immoral."
FYI: I'm not discussing the moral side of it. Because in a discussion
about moral we'd need to talk about a whole lot more than just the act
of downloading a piece of software that somebody doesn't want you to
get. We'd also have to talk about the morality of the other side; and
let's face the truth: Big companies typically give a shit about morality.
How to make money from something creative has been a big unsolved issue
for I'd guess about hundred years. Well, maybe there's a new, viable
solution emerging with kickstarter & co.
Besides: No, I'm not downloading Adobe's old software.
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