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From: wlj1@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Wayne L Jebian)
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Subject: Re: Piracy and Software
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alot of pirates are kinda angry because recently in the "elite" world, there 
hasn't been alot of games released. because of this, alot of groups are doing
re-releases <which is surprising to me since this is virtually blasphemous in 
the "elite" world> and alot of people are saying/ranting about the 64's death. 
I guess the barometer is easy enoug: when Qlink dies, the 64 is officially dead
<r when they are finally discontinued>

-Mark Dolengo