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How the story about your friend doing something (supposedly) illegal leads to conclusion that "all the arguments for their legality are largely moot"? Especial
by dchest 15y ago
How the story about your friend doing something (supposedly) illegal leads to conclusion that "all the arguments for their legality are largely moot"?
Especially after you tell in the very first sentence of your comment to leave arguments about legality aside.
Is this how you propose to judge the legality of a service?
Can overcome technological restrictions
to save music into a file instead of letting
the browser download and play it immediately?
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Yes No
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Is the resulting MP3 ---- No ----+---> Legal
of high quality?
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Yes
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+--------------------------------> Illegal!
- pork 15y agoTry not to be so literal. My implication was that any service that lets a user download copyrighted material for free is bound to be terminated by the labels, and that is largely what is happening.
- pessimizer 15y agoI'm pretty sure he actually meant to put all arguments about legality aside. Any service, no matter how legal, that enables you to easily download high quality label music, no matter how illegal that process is, will be intolerable.