Even if we accepted that the law's authority is rather shaky and has negative side-effects (orphaned works, no motive to preserve them, etc.), our position will be weaker if we work against the rules of the law. You can't sell it, you cannot sell derivate works, you're basically reduced to bootlegging. This is not how you care for the Amiga, in my opinion.
He isn't selling it or bootlegging. He's charging for his time and labor in patching ROMs that people already own. And please don't speak for "us" or refer to "our position". It's the same bunch of trolling arm-chair attorneys that hijack threads such as this every time they get the chance and shut down any technical discussion. I'm so tired of this constant legal bickering by these same trolls that I'm ready to close my account.....oh wait, Amiga.org has no way to do that.....stuck in Hotel California...erm Amiga that is.
