I have a confession to make:
I lent my brother-in-law my copy "Assain's Creed" and allowed him to play it. By doing so I knowling and blatnently violated the copyright agreement and almost definatly deprived Ubisoft of a sale.
My wife also did a similar thing very recently, she allowed her best friend to borrow her copy of "The Mysterious Case of the Dog in the Night-Time", again which is expressly forbiden by the copyright.
My daughter has hanging on her bedroom door a picture of Mickey Mouse, Goofy and Barbie which she created and publicly displays without contacting the rights holders or paying any kind of roylaty.
All of these are fully punishable under UK law and it's happening 1000's of times a day.
Rather than vilify someone who asked for help on the forum over what he MAY have done; convince me that what I've HAVE done is wrong, because I don't believe it is at all.
Darkheart
I lent my brother-in-law my copy "Assain's Creed" and allowed him to play it. By doing so I knowling and blatnently violated the copyright agreement and almost definatly deprived Ubisoft of a sale.
My wife also did a similar thing very recently, she allowed her best friend to borrow her copy of "The Mysterious Case of the Dog in the Night-Time", again which is expressly forbiden by the copyright.
My daughter has hanging on her bedroom door a picture of Mickey Mouse, Goofy and Barbie which she created and publicly displays without contacting the rights holders or paying any kind of roylaty.
All of these are fully punishable under UK law and it's happening 1000's of times a day.
Rather than vilify someone who asked for help on the forum over what he MAY have done; convince me that what I've HAVE done is wrong, because I don't believe it is at all.
Darkheart