Author: joe rotwell
Date: 16:30:33 01/03/04
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On January 03, 2004 at 14:40:02, Albert Silver wrote: >On January 03, 2004 at 11:28:27, joe rotwell wrote: > >>On January 03, 2004 at 00:56:51, Jan Neller wrote: >> >>> >>> What do I do about this guy Swamiatha bugging me for Software? First he ask me >>>if i had Ruffian 2.0, I told him to get lost, as if he didn't get my response he >>>ask me for Hiarcs 9, what can be done? >>> >>> Very annoyed member >> >>I'm not posting under my real name either, but I can tell you that this forum is >>composed of groups of people who are exchanging (usually not for money) every >>chess software package, cracked if necessary. >> >>Some of the network hubs for this exchange process are very well known figures, >>ironically also making posts against software piracy. I could name several of >>them. > >You should change your name to McCarthy. > >> >>Commercial programmers who are able to track the names of persons who have >>legally bought their software will confirm that the names of those making >>comments on the forum about those commercial packages are rarely, if ever, on >>purchasing lists. >> >>... a commercial programmer who knows about these things. > >Utter gobbledygook. Do you really think for an instant that SMK, just to pick a >name from the hat, would have an inkling about who bought a copy of Shredder 6 >or 7? Franz Morsch? Even funnier is the idea that one of them would scour the >forum for names of buyers. > > Albert It is perfectly possible for certain authors when a version is first sent to market to know where it has gone. Not all authors, but some have this capability. Very telling you seek to deny.
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