Like I said, if you want to "share", share something that has a license that
says "share me". If you share something which has a license that says "don't
share me", you are not sharing, you are "pirating". And by doing so, you
attack GPL, CC, and other free licenses.
As for the last part, yes, you did, and you said "keep your values alive".
Well, that's what I am doing, not accepting that piracy (illegal sharing) is
a part of the free movement. It should be rejected as the big problem that it
is. Hope you are satisfied that I keep my values alive, even if you (and some
others) have been refusing to accept any of the many arguments I already made
in several posts.
Truth is, I have yet to see you agreeing with a single line that I write.
You don't do piracy? That's good! Really man, I am glad. But if you suggest
to other people that's ok to do it, you are putting the entire free movement
at risk. People will really think that it is ok. And that's why I will keep
spreading the truths about the dangers of piracy (illegal sharing). It hurst
Public Domain, it hurts free licenses like GPL and CC, it is immoral and we
wouldn't like it if we were the ones who were being disrespected ("i wrote a
license saying don't share, why are they sharing?"), and finally, it prevents
people from making A BETTER WORLD, like changing laws or creating new content
with a free license.
