• @myslsl@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Your point is wrong. My point is that you can’t always (ethically) just copy other peoples stuff, just like you can’t always just take things from people. My point is not that piracy is never justified. My point is not that you are personally doing something wrong by pirating things. My point is not that you can’t be justified in copying other peoples stuff sometimes without permission. My point is not that piracy or copying other peoples data and documents always causes harm.

    Edit: When was pirating “publically available” software specifically ever central to my point?

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      10 months ago

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      • @myslsl@lemmy.world
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        11 year ago

        The only response you’ve given is “that’s not harmful”, which is in no way an argument for why it isn’t. It’s not totally inconceivable that taking things, even data, without permission can be harmful and to claim otherwise seems willfully stupid and in this case self serving.

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        11 year ago

        The only response you’ve given is “that’s not harmful”, which is in no way an argument for why it isn’t. It’s not totally inconceivable that taking things, even data, without permission can be harmful and to claim otherwise seems willfully stupid and in this case self serving.

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              • @myslsl@lemmy.world
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                I’ll take your approach. No, that’s not what “taking something” means, because clearly the definition they’re using for that is more inclusive.