How to stop Piracy?
John Fields wrote:
Instead of just blathering on ad nauseam with platitudes and
generalities, why don't you tell us where you _do_ stand?
"Ideas as virtual propety" is an artificial enough concept that while
it has substantial merit, it cannot be applied without constantly
keeping in mind the fact that it's an artifical creation subject to
compromise, not a mandatory state of affairs. You cannot blindly apply
physical property concepts to virtual property, because the
"property-ness" of virtual property is limited by the compromise that
grants it status as proprety. (some would say that the ownability of
physical property is also a compromise - which is true - but it's a
much less precarious one than that of virtual property)
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More clap-trap.
Again, I'll ask: Instead of just blathering on ad nauseam with
platitudes and generalities, why don't you tell us where you _do_
stand?
Apparently John has a reading comprehension problem...
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