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Posted by PTravel on 12/13/06 01:14
"Richard Crowley" <rcrowley@xp7rt.net> wrote in message
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> "Colin B" wrote ...
>> Thanks PTravel for frightening the life out of us all once again!
>
> Only seems "frightening" if you make the (false) assumption
> that you can do whatever you please with other peoples'
> property. If you start with a flawed assumption, you can
> (and likely will) work yourself into trouble.
On the nose! I just don't get the fundamental premise that underlies so
many objections to copyright law. Intellectual property is _property_. It
has value, it can be exchanged for consideration, and it requires effort to
create. Why would anyone think it's fine to use someone else's property
without permission?
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