🚀 go-pugleaf

Clas...@skuz.net wrote in article <33ed54a8...@207.14.113.2>...

>On Thu, 17 Jul 1997 03:34:35 GMT, rab...@mindspring.com (rabBit)
>wrote:
>>By stealing MY intellectual property, you are in every way violating
>>my freedom.
>
>So we should pay for that intellectual property, sight-unseen, whether
>or not it's actually worth a tinker's damn, and be unable to recover
>our outlay if your intellectual property turns out to be worthless to
>us?
>
>Riiiiiiiiight............
>--
>ClassAct

It's your own fault if you don't demo the software first.  Let's look at it
another way.  If you go into a restaurant for the first time, and decide to
try something new, do you demand a demo of each menu item?  Do you ask for
the full version to demo?  Do you send your food back if you don't like the
way it tastes?  Do you eat the meal all the way through and then decide it
wasn't worth it?  All are very valid comparisons.

BTW, I've worked in the food services industry some time back and, believe
me, you *never* want to send anything back as a matter of pretentiousness,
and better be *very* sure you know the difference between rare, medium, and
well-done.

--
Kieron Dodds
kdo...@msn.com
shad...@earthlink.net