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Old 07-17-2012, 04:56 PM   #347
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Irrelevant to my argument. Technology goes through phases of popularity as well. Look at using CO2 as a refrigerant, as an example.
Very relevant to your statement (I don't regard the expression of an opinion regarding the time allowed for an author to earn money to be an argument.)

You said: "If he couldn't make money in thirty years, he has no sympathy from me."

You ignore the fact that there are many reasons why a copyrighted works can continue to earn revenue and at possibly higher rates, as time goes past.

As for your comment about technology and CO2, that isn't a phase, that is development/progress.

BTW, the comment about software was sarcasm.
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