PulsatingQuasar wrote:
I still think copyright law needs to be changed. If you don't sell your software you have no right to complain when people start copying it or cracking it.
I'm sure there are many companies out there with proprietary software they've paid to have designed that disagree with you.
By this mode of thought I should have access to most of ILM's software to do video compositing in my home... or run a WOW server for $$$.
It's frustrating - but that statement comes from inconvenience.
I don't own Ibrowse, I'd like to.... but if it's not been turned over to the public domain, or the author hasn't said 'copy away! it's free!', I won't touch it.
That's me, but I don't expect many others to follow that route.
That being said - I do find it incredible that someone wanting that quantity can't even get a yes/no answer on the subject... honestly that's just poor buisness.
And lets face it... it's NOT a crapload of effort for him to give them x amount of money and y amount of email addresses and have 30 emails sent back out......
I find that just boggling.
