Thread: Exclusive interview with "Deathly Hallows" e-book pirates
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Old 08-03-2007, 08:23 AM   #54
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post

A "real world" example. I run a company writing computer software for amateur astronomers, which draws maps of the sky. I've spend more than 20 years of my life writing my software. If you had your way, five years after I'd initially released my software, it would have entered the public domain and anybody would have been free to take advantage of my work and use it free of charge! Can you explain why you believe that would be "fair"?
Can I ask which software? I am familiar with a few.
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