What a stupid remark. Well, with that logic I guess you better count Ernst Nathorst-Boos as a "pirate leech".rogerperrin wrote:Anyone who hangs here who can't feel some kind of sympathy, who rationalizes piracy, is nothing more than one of the pirate leeches themselves. When you look in the mirror in the morning, ... well, just how do you look yourself in the mirror?

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Ernst Nathorst-Boos of Propellerhead Software wrote:"No one really knows what the software issue is all about", adds Ernst. "I can illustrate with a story. I have three children; the oldest is 16. When Napster arrived, he started downloading songs like crazy. And he got to find out about so many new bands that he never heard about, which also meant that he started buying CDs like a lunatic. Then Napster disappeared, and he stopped buying as many records as he used to, because where is his source now? There's the radio, but he's not interested in the music that's played in the radio. And MTV? No! I'm saying that I can understand what the record industry is saying, but I can also show examples of the opposite. I think it's the same thing with software piracy. It is a major problem for us, but no one actually knows the mechanisms behind it. No one knows how many of these people bought the program who wouldn't actually have been your customers otherwise."


