I agree. And just because it's a company making billions selling software doesn't mean they're obliged to pay you a great deal of money. If Beigi was smart he

I agree. And just because it's a company making billions selling software doesn't mean they're obliged to pay you a great deal of money. If Beigi was smart he would've asked them to purchase the copyrights as he's the only one legally entitled to do so. If he's developing his software altruistically he should be satisfied with his credit, well knowing that his project will now be overshadowed by Microsoft's and will eventually pass into oblivion and be forgotten.