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Originally Posted by macrotor
I used to have an awful lot of pirated MP3s until iTunes came out. Now 90% of my selection is legal. I can't be the only one.
- Jim
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Nope, sorry Jim. You're the only one. Thanks for ruining it for the rest of us.
It's crazy how people can't even discuss it. Hardcore fans are going to buy the book anyway when it comes out, regardless of if they "know" what's going to happen. Publishers are going to get their money from these people. (I suppose posting parts online would be malicious, but to make just conversating about it a crime is a bit much.)
Non-hardcore fans (or even non-interested people, like me) could not care less and the publishers weren't going to get money from us anyway.
They'd have better luck trying to shut down those illegal overseas operations that pirate he idea of Harry Potter and put out ficticious books ("Harry Potter and the Jade Dragon of Mongolian Double Happiness") then they would in trying to keep people from taking about the books.
POL9A