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Old 02-20-2012, 02:18 PM   #9
EowynCarter
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Hmmm. Should the law really be based on whether the cost of enforcement exceeds the economic benefit? That strikes me as the wrong way to look at it. Surely the law should exist because it's wrong to download stuff without paying for it, shouldn't it?
Just to protect profits?

Legal pursuit against your customer (or at worse potential customers), is not a brilliant commercial strategy.

If only they would spend the same energy trying to figure out how to get people interested in their products...
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