It's come to my attention that people have felt the need to pass around cracked versions of judgment day and other LWorks products. This email is a departure from the standard emails about how piracy is bad. Ya. It's bad. We all know that. My big question is. why do people feel th eneed to do it? I mean. is there a problem with the demo? Is it too short? Or are some people just big jerks. I'm not going to name any names, but there are people on list who are guilty of not only asking for, but supplying this information. I don't want this to blow up in to a big topic on list that will stray off topic and cause thomas raul and kevin headakes. I just want to know why people feel the need to do it and if there's anything I can do in future to convince people not to pirate my software that I spent my own personal time writing. for those who don't know me. It's pretty much just me who program everything. You can ask people who know me, and they'll tell you the hours and the headakes I endure to make software for people with visual impairments. I'm not going to give any sob stories, but I just find it disrespectful when someone wants to intensionally pass around my hard work for free. If you'd like to comment on this to me personally, you can write to [EMAIL PROTECTED] If you've pirated a game and want to admit it, I won't hold anything against you. all I want you to do is to tell me why you felt th eneed to do it, and no hard feelings will be held.
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