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Michael A. Mermer, CTA wrote:
> Fortunately, most of the Omega List recipients are honest people wanting to
> share ideas, not those stolen from others.
I'll agree that knowingly publishing protected material on the internet is
wrong. But...
> The FBI has an
> entire division devoted to software piracy and they are going to love to
> sink their teeth into these postings and those who have participated in them.
Yes, but this does not constitute software piracy. What it is is an infringement
of a software licensing agreement. This is not a criminal offense. Don't take
my word for it though. You can get as many people to report this to the FBI as
you like.
> I will offer a REWARD for information leading to the ARREST and CONVICTION
> of anyone releasing any part of ETS code. You all know how to reach me.
Your money's safe. However - be warned that cheap threats like this may indeed
prompt a less scrupulous person to do so to spite you, and especially if one
knows how to do so anonymously. I do realize that this property, whatever its
quality, is important to your livelihood, and I do have a high regard for
protecting intellectual property, but a less hostile approach in attempting to
guard it would be better advised.
Regards,
A.J.
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