>breaking their rules won't help us break their will. It seems to have worked for movies and music. We broke the rules and shared the product, they entered the

>breaking their rules won't help us break their will. It seems to have worked for movies and music. We broke the rules and shared the product, they entered the online market and started offering a product people wanted, people bought it. I'm not interested at all in playing by their rules. I'm interested in preserving access to our cultural artifacts. Keeping work from the people after the death of the author is pure greed and we shouldn't stand for it.