Starforce Posts Their objections to Toms Hardware Article

sik1977 · 10-25-05, 02:16 PM

@ Soulcommander

Glad to know someone has taken the time to sort out this mess, which shouldnt have been in the first place. Could you please post Aaron McKenna's letter. Thanks

@ JCC

Try Google. All you have to do is write SH3 crack, and you won't have to use a roadmap and a flashlight. Such sites aren't warez sites and have strict rules against warez or game keys etc. A lot of countries allow legal backups and the use of cracks is not considered copyright infringement under the respective copyright laws. It may be a breach of EULA, but thats a contractual issue between the company and the customer, not a criminal act under the law.

Also, in defending copy protection, which we all support, please do not show support for any and all forms of copy protection, no matter how draconian or intrusive, which is blatently anti-consumer and can cause actual damage. The sooner we can understand how this copy protection damages the hardware, if at all, the better for all the legit users of the program. Because the 'pirates' already have a Starforce free system with their cracks and hence need not care about our futile discussions.

Best regards.

10-25-05, 02:16 PM	#11
sik1977 Machinist's Mate Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 121 Downloads: 2 Uploads: 0	@ Soulcommander Glad to know someone has taken the time to sort out this mess, which shouldnt have been in the first place. Could you please post Aaron McKenna's letter. Thanks @ JCC Try Google. All you have to do is write SH3 crack, and you won't have to use a roadmap and a flashlight. Such sites aren't warez sites and have strict rules against warez or game keys etc. A lot of countries allow legal backups and the use of cracks is not considered copyright infringement under the respective copyright laws. It may be a breach of EULA, but thats a contractual issue between the company and the customer, not a criminal act under the law. Also, in defending copy protection, which we all support, please do not show support for any and all forms of copy protection, no matter how draconian or intrusive, which is blatently anti-consumer and can cause actual damage. The sooner we can understand how this copy protection damages the hardware, if at all, the better for all the legit users of the program. Because the 'pirates' already have a Starforce free system with their cracks and hence need not care about our futile discussions. Best regards. __________________ Core i7 4790K 16GB DDR3 RAM Nvidia GTX 1080Ti