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What's that -- a long-winded way to say "tl;dr"? Look again, and see that "My livelihod does depend on copyright(able works)." While those aren't the specific
by apotheon 17y ago
What's that -- a long-winded way to say "tl;dr"? Look again, and see that "My livelihod does depend on copyright(able works)." While those aren't the specific words used to express the sentiment, that's definitely the sentiment explicitly expressed toward the end.
- tptacek 17y agoNo, his comment was neither long-winded nor did it say "tl;dr".
- apotheon 17y agowhoosh Apparently, you too did not read the article, nor most of my comment -- or maybe you ignored the beginning of wwalker3's comment, where (s)he said: > It's a reiteration of a sentiment I've seen a lot recently: "My livelihood doesn't depend on copyright, so I'll feel free to violate yours." Compare that with the meat of my own comment. Notice the relevance, and the fact that the opening to wwalker3's comment is completely off-base.