Argonath RPG - A World of its own
Argonath RPG Community => Speakerbox => World and local news => Topic started by: Kizzu on September 27, 2012, 03:08:49 pm
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Apparently, the Public Ministry, is deciding that copying music and movies, etc from the internet(P2P) is legal.
If this goes trough, ACAPOR(The Association of Audiovisual Commerce) will process the Portguese Government and denounce it to the European Comission.
This law(or absence of) is not applied if the pirated content is being used for commercial use.
Source: http://exameinformatica.sapo.pt/noticias/mercados/2012/09/26/ministerio-publico-diz-que-e-legal-copiar-musicas-e-filmes-na-net (http://exameinformatica.sapo.pt/noticias/mercados/2012/09/26/ministerio-publico-diz-que-e-legal-copiar-musicas-e-filmes-na-net)
For those who don't understand portuguese use google tradutor...
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I see nothing wrong with piracy. Dont wanna waste tones of cash on real movies, or video games? Get a cheaper one, G!
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Finaly!
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There is a difference between downloading being legal and piracy being legal.
It is the same in the Netherlands.
Downloading in itself is not illegal, it is the usage of the downloaded content without a license that is.
So anyone is allowed to download all software, movies and music. However you can not run it, see it or listen to it without having a license.
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I cant believe... :eek:
But its ... :rockstar:
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I see nothing wrong with piracy. Dont wanna waste tones of cash on real movies, or video games? Get a cheaper one, G!
Then the creator of this content looses money, and the ability to create even better content. Piracy has a victim, many who do it are too blind to notice it or claim "oh they have enough money", well no shit thats because people use to pay, imagine if nobody did pay for the next Black Ops, you think they'd survive as a company? Nope. They'd go under, congratulations now thousands of people are unemployed, and roughly 0.80% of them are going to lead to suicide within the first 3 years. Kind of a rough reality, but truthful. Which is why I only do it to try something, then buy it if I honestly like it.
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So that's why i haven't been in court yet. Awesome.
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There is a difference between downloading being legal and piracy being legal.
It is the same in the Netherlands.
Downloading in itself is not illegal, it is the usage of the downloaded content without a license that is.
So anyone is allowed to download all software, movies and music. However you can not run it, see it or listen to it without having a license.
But that doesn't really make sense now does it? They can catch your burned DVD's or downloaded content, but they can't know if you seen it, or used it...
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But that doesn't really make sense now does it? They can catch your burned DVD's or downloaded content, but they can't know if you seen it, or used it...
Exactly. So only if they can notice you in spreading it (unauthorized multiplication) or making money of it (for instance it is running in a business without any license) they will be able to act.
This limits the amounts of 'fast money lawsuits' that can be made, as well as give some protection to those who download things out of curiosity.
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Then the creator of this content looses money, and the ability to create even better content. Piracy has a victim, many who do it are too blind to notice it or claim "oh they have enough money", well no shit thats because people use to pay, imagine if nobody did pay for the next Black Ops, you think they'd survive as a company? Nope. They'd go under, congratulations now thousands of people are unemployed, and roughly 0.80% of them are going to lead to suicide within the first 3 years. Kind of a rough reality, but truthful. Which is why I only do it to try something, then buy it if I honestly like it.
So what? They finished school, they will find new jobs!
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So what? They finished school, they will find new jobs!
If no one would pay, you wouldn't have much to download.
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If no one would pay, you wouldn't have much to download.
I dont download, i buy piracy :3 ACTUALLY:
I take the cash for original game from my parents, buy pirate one, and save the rest of money. After two months, i get to buy myself a pair of new sneackers :D
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I dont download, i buy piracy :3 ACTUALLY:
I take the cash for original game from my parents, buy pirate one, and save the rest of money. After two months, i get to buy myself a pair of new sneackers :D
Someone does download or copy those too...
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Someone does download or copy those too...
OR buy it in store, makes dosen of copies, sells it, and gains double the money he spent! Not so bad a? (son of my aunt, my cousin, sells pirate video game, thats how i know that :redface: )
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OR buy it in store, makes dosen of copies, sells it, and gains double the money he spent! Not so bad a? (son of my aunt, my cousin, sells pirate video game, thats how i know that :redface: )
I did say copy, eh?
If the makers of the game/movie/software or whatever would gain no money from their work, how many do you think would do spend their time doing it for free? Especially, for example, huge games like the GTA-series that cost a lot of money and man-hours to be made.
Try to think beyond your own life.
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There is a difference between downloading being legal and piracy being legal.
It is the same in the Netherlands.
Downloading in itself is not illegal, it is the usage of the downloaded content without a license that is.
So anyone is allowed to download all software, movies and music. However you can not run it, see it or listen to it without having a license.
Kinda like the situation of being able to download GTA:SA because you lost the disc because you rightfully own a license of it?