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[Forum] Amiga piracy nearly dead? ANN.lu Posted on 22-Jul-2004 01:27 GMT by Anonymous 26 comments View flat View list It is rather hard nowadays to find Amiga piracy. Is it really dead, or just deep underground? Have anti-piracy messages in AmiGIFT worked? :) If anyone remembers how widespread Amiga piracy was in the bad old days, today's Amiga pirating activities are by comparison weak and ineffectual IMHO.. List of all comments to this article Sorted by date, most recent at bottom Comment 1 Ronald St-Maurice 22-Jul-2004 00:58 GMT Comment 2 Anonymous Original Poster 22-Jul-2004 01:27 GMT Comment 3 Ronald St-Maurice 22-Jul-2004 02:48 GMT Amiga piracy nearly dead? : Comment 4 of 26 ANN.lu Posted by ilwrath on 22-Jul-2004 02:50 GMT In reply to Comment 2 (Anonymous Original Poster): > I don't know how many people out there are there to pirate. Time for a headcount? :) None, as far as I can figure. Why would you? All that is left is a hobbiest market. If you've been with Amiga for any length of time (and who would be interested in the platform who hasn't?) odds are pretty good you've met and shook hands (or exchanged a few e-mails, if you're on the wrong side of the globe) with the author of the program you just bought. Why would you want to insult that person by then illegally distributing copies of their work? Jump... #5 Anonymous Top Previous comment Next comment bottom List of all comments to this article (continued) Comment 5 Anonymous 22-Jul-2004 05:02 GMT Comment 6 Amon_Re Registered user 22-Jul-2004 05:15 GMT Comment 7 Ronald St-Maurice 22-Jul-2004 05:32 GMT Comment 8 Amon_Re Registered user 22-Jul-2004 05:34 GMT Comment 9 Emeric SH 22-Jul-2004 05:50 GMT Comment 10 Anonymous 22-Jul-2004 09:45 GMT Comment 11 Gabriele Favrin 22-Jul-2004 12:15 GMT Comment 12 Thomas Würgler/Pagan Registered user 22-Jul-2004 13:02 GMT Comment 13 Anonymous 22-Jul-2004 13:06 GMT Comment 14 corpse 22-Jul-2004 13:29 GMT Comment 15 Norman Coburn 22-Jul-2004 14:13 GMT Comment 16 Anonymous 22-Jul-2004 19:07 GMT Comment 17 Anonymous 22-Jul-2004 19:13 GMT Comment 18 Anonymous 22-Jul-2004 19:16 GMT Comment 19 PimpLoch 22-Jul-2004 21:10 GMT Comment 20 fhein 23-Jul-2004 08:06 GMT Comment 21 Ronald St-Maurice 23-Jul-2004 09:03 GMT Comment 22 Bill Toner 23-Jul-2004 17:20 GMT Comment 23 funbird 24-Jul-2004 08:00 GMT Comment 24 Jupp3 24-Jul-2004 11:36 GMT Comment 25 Alkis Tsapanidis Registered user 24-Jul-2004 13:19 GMT Comment 26 Johan Rönnblom 26-Jul-2004 09:24 GMT

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