@ wizdum & wanderson
you do realize that you are arguing different things, right?
wizdum (and I and others) are saying:
there is a problem, and ultimately the creative industry will need to come up with better ways of dealing with it than it is now.
(ok, yes, extremely simplified)
wanderson (and retrolefty and others) are saying:
nothing justifies pirating.
(ok, yes, extremely simplified)
its only a minority here and not even a very prolific one which claims that there is nothing wrong with pirating. (ok, we can - and have - argued about that as well.)
I guess my point is that I see these two standpoints being exchanged and neither is really a good reaction to the other. Nor do they actually contradict each other.
Another thing which is constantly being mixed up is "what is right" with "what is legal"... wizdum was not saying, that the 60.000.000$ sum that guy has been fined (or whatever it was) is illegal. He is saying it is not right (ok. whats the standard. no idea.)
I am sure wanderson would respond to AlexDroidDev: "well, it may be legal, but that does not make it right. (again. whats the standard)"
Just my thoughts when skimming over the last couple of posts...