RedWarrior revealed:
...This site is about keeping the Amiga alive. If that means breaching some bureaucratic red tape from a long-dead company, so be it.
Share it all.
:-( No, sir. It isn’t about long-dead companies having no Intellectual Property rights. If an outfit goes bankrupt, those rights go to the creditors along with the company’s other assets. If a parent company closes one of its subdivisions or whatever, the rights are still held by the parent company. Look at Amiga’s history as an example.
:roll: Software does not become Public Domain or similar just because you have trouble locating the owner. Right and wrong do not hinge on your convenience, nor should they. Just because your hardware has the ability to duplicate software doesn’t make it the right thing to do.
:-? Have you learned nothing from the comic books? “With great power comes great responsibility.” That’s my screen saver, by the way. I kid you not.
