How people acquire and use their software is their own business, and their own responsibility. If someone posts asking for help you can either help them out or refuse to answer (for whatever reason).
Interrogating them over the legality of their software achieves nothing. You can't tell what they've done or what their circumstances are. People just enjoy taking the moral high ground to castigate others. Show me someone who claims to have never broken any laws and I'll show you a liar.
I'm sure Autodesk (or whoever) are quite capable of protecting their own interests if it becomes a real issue.
Some people should just mind thier own beeswax and if they haven't got anything useful to say then STFU.
Darkheart
Interrogating them over the legality of their software achieves nothing. You can't tell what they've done or what their circumstances are. People just enjoy taking the moral high ground to castigate others. Show me someone who claims to have never broken any laws and I'll show you a liar.
I'm sure Autodesk (or whoever) are quite capable of protecting their own interests if it becomes a real issue.
Some people should just mind thier own beeswax and if they haven't got anything useful to say then STFU.
Darkheart