Re: German CD-ROM (Was: Re: Addressing home-made adapter cards)

[irsman@drift.winternet.com (Ian Schmidt)]

In article <1994Dec4.184011.1@orion.alaska.edu>,
 <astdm@orion.alaska.edu> wrote:
>In article <3bj77r$eun@dns1.NMSU.Edu>, rwifall@nmsu.edu (Richard J Wifall) 
>writes:

>> 	I don't like other people making money off my work.  Plain and
>> simple.  People are less likely to put out money for a program when
>> they feel they already have "bought" it.  (When in fact they haven't)
>> This means I'm less likely to get a shareware fee.  (And seeing how
>> scarce shareware fee's are in the GS world, it makes a big difference
>> to me.)

[stuff about how much it costs to press a CD punted for a 38 yard gain]

>huge amount of programs on it.  I don't think your program(s) sold for more
>than $5. (I am not being smart either)

Doesn't matter.  Rich's little disclaimer or whatever you'd like to call it
says that the cost of the media his program is on may not sell for more than
$5, which I'm assuming this CD-ROM does.  Note that no reference is made
to how much -profit- is involved.

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