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From: mndaily@ux.acs.umn.edu (Linda Seebach)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.games
Subject: Re: Chessamster 2100 patch
Message-ID: <3900@ux.acs.umn.edu>
Date: 11 May 91 08:22:36 GMT
References: <1991Apr26.162946.25169@cs.ruu.nl> <3850@ux.acs.umn.edu> <1991May06.155345.17107@cs.ruu.nl>
Organization: University of Minnesota, Academic Computing Services
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In article <1991May06.155345.17107@cs.ruu.nl> ptavoly@cs.ruu.nl (Peter Tavoly) writes:
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>In case you did not get the point, this comes damn close to piracy. Unless
>you can actually prove that you purchased the game, the patch is illegal.
>(Even then!)

No no no no no. It's piracy if I have a copy I didn't pay for. If it's my
copy, I'll patch it however I want. And what's this about "illegal"?
Piracy is a moral, not a legal, issue. And I don't believe that it is
illegal to patch your own copy - just illegal to give someone else the
game.

>Thomas Tavoly, Commercial Computer Science - HEAO Utrecht, NL.           / / /

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