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Pirate515
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 reply to TK Junk Mail
Re: Mutually Assured Destruction

said by TK Junk Mail See Profile :

But in the end, as more and more users get frustrated, the use of these sites for copyrighted materials goes down - a win for the **AA's.
Piracy will always exist no matter what **AAs do. As they kill some means of getting free stuff, newer and better ones come along to take their place. **AAs should concentrate on producing quality content at reasonable prices instead of playing this neverending cat-and-mouse game.
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jehu
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 Piracy will always exist for the dedicated pirates. The RIAA doesn't care about them. The object is to frustrate the casual pirate which is a very reachable goal.

Piracy has always been "acceptable" as long as it remained a somewhat difficult process that a relatively small % of people will go through. It is futile to try and stop them. However it's easy and worth the time to target casual, non-technical users who, after a few bad downloads, will give up the game.
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