Re: [stella] Sourcecode transcription

Subject: Re: [stella] Sourcecode transcription
From: Chris Cracknell <crackers@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 10 Jan 1998 14:28:40 -0500 (EST)
In article <Pine.BSI.3.96.980110014807.20746C-100000@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, you wrote:
>I am not against taking liberties with copyright where sourcecode is
>concerned because it is in our best interest to study these games and
>because this source was given to me personally by the actual programmers.
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So then what you're saying is, "Piracy is okay when it serves my purposes
but not okay when it serves someone else's."

I think that distributing .BINs to get these rare, discontinued games into
the hands of people who want them is just as important as distributing
source code to study the games. I fail to see how you can be against one
form of piracy but not against the other.

                                   CRACKERS
                 (How's the view from the high horse from hell!!)

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