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Re: negativity?
- Subject: Re: negativity?
- From: bjbear@ibm.net (B.J. Major & Dennis J. Gorin)
- Date: 1997/04/06
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: none
- References: <NOSPAM***bjbear-ya023680000304971334220001@news-s01.ca.us.ibm.net> <01bc41ee$8ce87e00$2c880fcf@chesster.pcl.net>
In article <01bc41ee$8ce87e00$2c880fcf@chesster.pcl.net>, "Jason Whorton"
<chesster@pcl.net> wrote:
> Sir, I must question your statement concerning negativity, since you had
> earlier in the same day posted a message advising another reader of this
> newsgroup that you would "copy" the IIc disks for him. Does "illegal
> pirating" not constitute negativity? Other readers, what is your opinion
> on this particular topic? Thank you.
If it's ME you're talking to, (and I happen to be a woman), what I am doing
is not pirating in any sense. Plenty of people like myself have managed to
get Apple //c's and the like in thrift stores and otherwise non-computer
places. You *cannot* buy the original disks that came bundled with an
Apple //c from Apple Computer anymore. If you could, I would not be
offering to do this for others. I offer to copy the disks for folks for a
fee of $5.00 if they send me a disk mailer that will hold 4-5 disks and
postage to cover mailing the disks back to them. I do not even charge for
the floppy disks!
So in answer to your question, sorry, but as far as I am concerned, I am
NOT guilty of "illegally pirating" the original //c system disks.
--bj
Apple //--///--Macintosh user/supporter/collector