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From: ybic@telerama.lm.com (Investment Consultant)
Newsgroups: alt.games.doom
Subject: Re: complete DOOM
Date: 31 Aug 1994 10:38:20 -0400
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This whole concept of legal vs. illegal to copy software is driving me
nuts... Who Cares? It should be an ethical and moral responsibility
for each individual to purchase their software. I buy my own
software, not because of copyright laws, but because it is the RIGHT
thing to do. I will admit that I have received copies of software,
and have used them, BUT if I liked them I purchased them for myself,
or else they go into the bit bucket.
If you buy a car, you test drive it first. So if the individual gets
the software pirated or otherwise, and uses it, I only hope he does
the right thing and purchase it. Or else top-notch companies like id
will no longer produce top-notch software like "Doom", and we all will
suffer for it.
Later,
Jim
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