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> I started using Photoshop when I was in High School and obviously it was a ——- copy. I can only assume the censored portion read "pirated." Is the author con
by akersten 7y ago
> I started using Photoshop when I was in High School and obviously it was a ——- copy.
I can only assume the censored portion read "pirated." Is the author concerned they would be admitting to a crime had they left it in? I'm not sure there are any other interpretations to "obviously it was a [...] copy" either, so I don't see why they bothered. Probably should have left that out entirely if they were worried.
- mark-r 7y agoThere's no good way to "nudge nudge, wink wink" in a text medium. I thought the chosen technique was perfectly fine, it got the idea across without leaving anything legally actionable. Adobe has in the past had a bit of tolerance for under-the-table copies. If you get hooked on PS at an early age there's a good chance you'll insist on it when you reach a position with a budget.