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From: jeffj@pro-avalon.cts.COM (Jeff Jungblut)
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Subject: Re: Software Piracy
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Date: 21 Mar 88 18:27:41 GMT
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In my experience with piracy, it is most rampant in your local high-school
computer labs.  When I was in HS, I could walk into one of the labs on any
given day and see half of the machines running pirated games, 1/4 of the
machines running Super Copy 3.6 or Copy II Plus to copy these games, and maybe
one or two machines actually being used for school work.

This is the most blatant form of piracy I've seen, though it's just as
possible that the housewives in the ROP Word Processing lab are taking home
copies of WordStar, AppleWorks, 1-2-3, etcetera.