On Thursday, October 19th, 1995 - Howard. Carson wrote:
 
HC> Suggesting (as others have), that 'theft will always be with us',
HC> 'it goes on so 'ya might as well live with it', 'developers should
HC> be forced to periodically re-register their stuff and demonstrate
HC> support', is not a cogent enough rationale on which to base a
HC> business philosophy. Those who make such judgements are historically
 
What I'm saying is that time is limited and there are only so many hours 
in a day.  If you spend your time searching for pirates, you have no
time left over to write programs.
 
You seem to be saying that there is no market for the software so there
is no sense in updating it.  If so, then perhaps doing detective work is 
a productive use of your day.  So be it.
 
If you are saying that there is more money to be made busting copiers
than in hawking program updates or new programs, then yes, it is the
correct course of action.  Enjoy.
 
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