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I should have used an example other than torrenting, one that doesn't automatically distribute back. Also, I'd say there is a difference between being illegal
by SirMaster 3y ago
I should have used an example other than torrenting, one that doesn't automatically distribute back.
Also, I'd say there is a difference between being illegal and whether someone has been successfully prosecuted or not.
I don't understand though how piracy doesn't endanger creators though. If a small time creator creates something, say a video game, and everyone pirates it instead of buys it, how has that not endangered him? Simply because you don't think it's plausible that enough people would refrain from paying?
- Karunamon 3y agoPretty much. For the simple reason that the "legitimate" way is always easier and the people that pirate are always a minority as a result.