>Yes, it is unethical to pirate content you don’t own the rights to. It is difficult for me to tell from context the definition of "to pirate content" you (and

>Yes, it is unethical to pirate content you don’t own the rights to. It is difficult for me to tell from context the definition of "to pirate content" you (and others) are using. Pirating content means: using copyrighted materials to which you hold no rights for the purpose of making money. Most important to the conversation: "pirating content" does not include the act of watching a video; listening to a song; reading something; etc that is online. Just as it is not illegal to listen to a song being played in the park; or to watch a movie being broadcast against the side of a building; or to read a book left on a park bench. If you try to sell any of those things, then that is illegal. But you can listen or watch or read all you want. In the public park or the public internet. If you have something that indicates otherwise, I would be very appreciative if you would provide me the details so I can read it directly. Thank you.