Re: GS WorldView - May2000 Pirate NEWS

["Quantum_Cat" <anonymous@cotse.com>]

 *>Jeff Blakeney writes ...
 *>> 
 *>> On Sat, 29 Apr 2000 17:31:42 -0500, Rubywand <
rubywand@swbell.net>
 *>> wrote:
 *>> 
 *>> >     Dr. Tom is the one who accepted Howard's claim of 
 *>> > having permission to download BeagleWrite GS, located 
 *>> > the software, placed it in the GSWV May issue, added 
 *>> > screen shot pics and Text info files, and announced to
 *>> > everyone thatBeagleWrite GS is available. That, as 
anyone
 *>> > who's ever done it knows, _is_ work.
 *>> 
 *>> But did he take the time to make sure Howard did have 
the proper
 *>> permissions before making BeagleWriteGS available for 
download?  From
 *>> his post it sounds like he just ASSUMED this fact from 
some posts on
 *>> Delphi.

Well, Jeff B.  Delphi DOES have a more reliable and honest 
crew hanging out there than the Turlette infested csa2 
newsgroup.

Tom obviously knows that.  :)

 *>     If Howard says he got permission, he probably did.

Well, seeing how Howard isn't a Turlette, I'd have to agree 
too... 

Of course, there's no law saying scum can't tell the truth 
sometime.

 *>     When you are given permission to download a product 
from wherever--
 *>i.e. no specific source site was specified by Beagle or 
even known of by
 *>Howard-- the clear implication is that the product may be 
offered for
 *>downloading anywhere.


 *>> 
 *>> By the way, Turley also took it upon himself to also 
make BeagleDraw
 *>> available as well and I don't remember hearing anywhere 
that it has
 *>> been reclassified.

Tisk, Jeff B.  You KNOW Dorktor Tom can't do anything without 
screwing it up... even when it something simple like going 
through his collection of pirated goods and uploading it 
after reclassification.

 *>     On the other hand, reclassification is not a 
requirement for a product
 *>to be available for downloading. The only actual 
requirements are ...

Oh dear.  Rosy, Rosy, Rosy....  Time to stop playing the 
lawyer.  Stop lying to the good folks of csa2.  They know 
better.  

Reclassification IS a requirement for making a product 
available for downloading.  Repeating a lie just makes you a 
habitual liar.

 *>1- there is no reason to believe that availability for 
downloading
 *>   would damage the product's value; and,
 *>  
 *>2- there is no reason to believe that the owner of the 
product would object.

And neither of these points are correct.  Odd that a 
supposedly intelligent Wanker like yourself hasn't found a 
clue yet.

 *>     Howard's posting about BeagleWriteGS indicates 
Beagle's attitude. At
 *>the very least, it indicates that Beagle is aware of what 
is going on in
 *>Apple II Land. The basic requirements for making an item 
available for
 *>downloading appear to be met; and, there is good reason to 
expect that, if
 *>Beagle objects, Beagle will make the objection known.

Nah... If we see stolen goods, we don't have to wait to point 
out the thief.  If a bank officer steals your life savings, 
but you don't know about it and don't object, it's still a 
crime.

Or in otherwords, if a tree fell in the forest and crushed 
RosyWanker's skull, would it cause brain damage?  Answer:  
No.  His brain is in his colon.


 *>> 
 *>> There is a proper way to handle stuff like this and I 
hate to see
 *>> users being confused when things aren't handled 
properly.
 *> ....

 *>     Yes; it is generally best to have clear, concrete 
answers. But; this is
 *>not always possible and, as already noted, not really 
necessary.

If it's not possible, it's illegal.  And it IS necessary.  
Moron.

 *>     Even so, if you believe a public permission from 
Beagle for the items
 *>mentioned will be easy to obtain, why not followup on 
Howard's efforts and
 *>obtain the public permissions?

Howard is doing fine.  Why would you have us duplicate 
efforts, Rosy?  Part of your 'divide and conquer' strategy?

And a nice cheerful Vogon Meow to RosyWanker,

Quantum_Cat

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