TheNuclearHorror
New Member
Hi,
It seems to me that proving the origins of the pieces in question is the heart of the matter.
If SDS is found to have recasted the original pieces, it is OK.
If SDS recasted someone else's work, it is not OK.
Seems to me piracy is piracy, no matter if you throw sheep's wool on it.
The new warning on DVD's against copying make this pretty clear.
This is no different.
Did AA have the licence, true or false?
If false, then everything else is irrelevant.
Piracy is piracy. Stealing is stealing.
The people whom have the licence paid for it and the employees of the company make their livings from it.
To indulge bootleggers of any product takes away from the original creators or the licence holders.
This applies to illegal music downloads as much as recasting.
It is the same thing, piracy and theft.
For a long while no one procecuted illegal downloads from Kazaa, Napster etc.
Now they have.
Props may be next as the public become more aware of our hobby.
You hurt the original artist, the company, the licence holders and everyone that works for the above and their families.
Don't put your head in the sand and say it's OK.
Luke
It seems to me that proving the origins of the pieces in question is the heart of the matter.
If SDS is found to have recasted the original pieces, it is OK.
If SDS recasted someone else's work, it is not OK.
Seems to me piracy is piracy, no matter if you throw sheep's wool on it.
The new warning on DVD's against copying make this pretty clear.
This is no different.
Did AA have the licence, true or false?
If false, then everything else is irrelevant.
Piracy is piracy. Stealing is stealing.
The people whom have the licence paid for it and the employees of the company make their livings from it.
To indulge bootleggers of any product takes away from the original creators or the licence holders.
This applies to illegal music downloads as much as recasting.
It is the same thing, piracy and theft.
For a long while no one procecuted illegal downloads from Kazaa, Napster etc.
Now they have.
Props may be next as the public become more aware of our hobby.
You hurt the original artist, the company, the licence holders and everyone that works for the above and their families.
Don't put your head in the sand and say it's OK.
Luke