Thread: Open Source culture to blame for e-book piracy!
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Old 01-04-2010, 12:57 AM   #62
pwarren
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Goddamnit, downloading a book you haven't paid for is not theft, it's copyright infringement, which has a completely different process in the justice system.

(IANAL but I have paid for advice, this is not your advice, pay your own lawyer)
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