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From: jeff@ISI-VAXA.ARPA (Jeffery A. Cavallaro)
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Subject: Re: Universities and licenses
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Date: Tue, 22-Oct-85 15:46:47 EDT
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Believe it or not, but most workers in industry (especially defense) are
"forced" by their superiors to violate implied copywrite agreements.
The average worker or student is often caught between a rock and a hard
place.

Of course, this says nothing about the individual who pirates for his own
use, and the use of others.  This is blatant stealing, and I have little
respect for people who practice it.

(anyway, this should probably be on another list...)