I would think a confession is proof? However, I don't think the companies scour forum after forum in search of such things, just saying, I would think confessing something is valid proof in most things, you admit it. 
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Kazaa...stealing?
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I don't think music should be bought and sold. Or stories or words... I mean, come on! They don't even really exist in the material sense. All they are is a collection of thoughts/concepts. And what you are saying is, "If you want my thought/concept, you have to pay me."
Why? Because in the 10K+ years history of man you were the first to arrange that collection of thought? Please.
If the law says..."You can't share music (thoughts) with your friends." Then that's the law...and we are all dumber for it.
Why? Because in the 10K+ years history of man you were the first to arrange that collection of thought? Please.
If the law says..."You can't share music (thoughts) with your friends." Then that's the law...and we are all dumber for it.
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Well it is stealing, I make the exception when I download Christian music as I have no income and cannot support the artists I like.
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300,000 holy cow! haha that's hilarious...yet still wrong, i must admit.
And I do download music...but not at the rate I used to. Now it's just a worship song here and there. But, I will be making a point to start buying again.
And I do download music...but not at the rate I used to. Now it's just a worship song here and there. But, I will be making a point to start buying again.
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I am not saying it is ok, it is stealing anyway I look at it, but I do it anyways.Kelly said:
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actually it seems to be the opposite, and your post proved it. people are stealing because the prices are too high, and quality too low. aware that they're losing money, companies are addressing the concerns. ex. lowering the price.SAPguy said:
this method has been tried where i live. the official bookstore for my university used to charge an excessive amount for textbooks. the students opened their own bookstore, lowered the prices, and so to compete, the official bookstore backed down. now, prices are generally tolerable.
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