There's more than one way to violate intellectual 'property' rights, and they need (or at least should) not be treated identically. A (probably) incomplete lis

There's more than one way to violate intellectual 'property' rights, and they need (or at least should) not be treated identically. A (probably) incomplete list I just pulled out of my a^w head: 1. plagiarism 2. espionage 3. for-profit pirating 4. non-profit pirating 5. willful patent infringement 6. accidental patent infringement