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You obviously misunderstood what I said; "force" does not only apply to physical things: it runs the gamut from plagiarism to patent infringement. You are forc
by jobeirne 17y ago
You obviously misunderstood what I said; "force" does not only apply to physical things: it runs the gamut from plagiarism to patent infringement.
You are forcefully (and wrongly) obtaining media in that you have not first obtained the consent of the owner or producer.
- jibiki 17y agoBut other people clearly have a different opinion of what constitutes force. So we're back to the beginning. I would suggest using a different word, since your definition of "force" very much bends the standard English meaning. In particular, it's hard to use the verb form in regards to piracy: nobody is "forcing" anyone to do anything. Edit: the physical meaning of force ("I forced the lock") doesn't really apply either...