Downloading Amiga games legally - Page 6

AndreasM · 23 March 2009, 14:59

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Originally Posted by StingRay

You do know that this is utter nonsense, don't you?

Scene Archives - 8253-Compilation_Disk.DMS
Your turn, Buzz.

ok, i delete it

AndreasM · 23 March 2009, 15:00

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Originally Posted by Merlin

Hallelujah!! He has seen the light

; Can I get a witness??

All you developers had better get in a queue, to reduce his beloved CDs to a pile of rubble.........I think a light has come on in his head, so take up his kind offer.......

not really. i have bought a long tiem ago the cds from Tony. now i have 8 copies on stock. after this the CD sold off.

StingRay · 23 March 2009, 15:00

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Originally Posted by AndreasM

ok, i delete it

I would like it much more if you would read (and actually UNDERSTAND) Buzz' post though. But thanks for deleting it!

AndreasM · 23 March 2009, 15:04

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Originally Posted by BuZz

I don't want you to delete it. I was just hoping (how foolish of me) that you might see some sense, and stop harassing other people who devote and support time to the Amiga, whilst you are trying to make a quick buck.

i harassing only people wher spreach copies from our commercial software. nothing other. and that we make in the future, too.

which cd which disknumer? i dont would make evey day a new image.

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Also - Why for example did you email the WoC guy (above) asking questions about permissions for full versions etc. none of the stuff was even apc-tcp.

dammed. again!

i ask him for the adresses of the righ holders. i search on evey place adresses of the right holders that we can make the fullversion of old amiga software free available.

i dont understand what are your problem :/

AndreasM · 23 March 2009, 15:04

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Originally Posted by StingRay

I would like it much more if you would read (and actually UNDERSTAND) Buzz' post though. But thanks for deleting it!

i have write this more as 1x. my english are not good enough for this or some user would not understand what i mean.

Sensi · 23 March 2009, 15:09

You are earning money on someone elses work.
You are selling something that is not yours.
The demos were made by some people and they DONT WANT anyone TO MAKE MONEY on it.

Fred the Fop · 23 March 2009, 15:10

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Originally Posted by AndreasM

Amiga Future, Amigaland, AMI Sector One, BttR have Licences from the right holders to make the software downloadable.

Borrowed Time i dont know. World of Classics i think no.

Ami Sector One has been dead a while, bitch

Sensi · 23 March 2009, 15:12

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Originally Posted by Fred the Fop

Ami Sector One has been dead a while, bitch

StingRay · 23 March 2009, 15:15

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Originally Posted by AndreasM

i have write this more as 1x. my english are not good enough for this or some user would not understand what i mean.

I think everyone here understood that you are applying double standards! I could translate all the posts here for you, however, I consider that wasted time as I doubt you'll change your behaviour.

Marcuz · 23 March 2009, 17:17

what really bother me is:

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Originally Posted by AndreasM

i search on evey place adresses of the right holders that we can make the fullversion of old amiga software free available.

which, on light of your continuous use of EAB' news section for advertising your magazine, it's like branding all amiga software you can reach with your logo and then trying to sell the equation Amiga Future = saviour of amiga scene... i can make without it.

AndreasM · 23 March 2009, 17:27

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Originally Posted by marco pedrana

it's like branding all amiga software you can reach with your logo and then trying to sell the equation Amiga Future = saviour of amiga scene... i can make without it.

Where we brading fullversion what we get for the cd and webpage with our Logo?????

Marcuz · 23 March 2009, 17:36

i don't know if you were brading them and where, but of course if:

- you make sure that you are the only one who may sell a product,
- throw down any other distributors,
- make sure that the product is tied to a trademark (in this case Amiga Future),

then you maybe do not use a hot iron to mark it, but, as a figure of speak, you are branding it.

AndreasM · 23 March 2009, 17:42

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Originally Posted by marco pedrana

i don't know if you were brading them and where, but of course if:

ahhhh

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- you make sure that you are the only one who may sell a product,

wrong

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- throw down any other distributors,

wrong

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- make sure that the product is tied to a trademark (in this case Amiga Future),

wrong, too

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then you maybe do not use a hot iron to mark it, but, as a figure of speak, you are branding it.

is that all or you would make more fantasy storys???

Marcuz · 23 March 2009, 18:00

ah, so you don't stop, for exemple, me to spread copies of software that was no more sold for years until yesterday, when you have bought (in the best of cases) the licences for distribution, correct?

And you would not threat the hosting of such files in a site by the fictionary name of "Marco' Amiga Future"?

c'mon...

AndreasM · 23 March 2009, 18:05

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Originally Posted by marco pedrana

ah, so you don't stop, for exemple, me to spread copies of software that was no more sold for years until yesterday, when you have bought (in the best of cases) the licences for distribution, correct?

You know 1 Webmaster wher get trouble from us about Amiga Future fullversions?

I mean, you spread the info that we do it... names?

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And you would not threat the hosting of such files in a site by the fictionary name of "Marco' Amiga Future"?

c'mon...

ahm, what???

Sensi · 23 March 2009, 18:17

This thread will never end.

Sorry AndreasM, I just put many of your stuff out and its available for everybody now. Magazines etc. Its called Sensi Amega Futuro.

Ahm, what?

Merlin · 23 March 2009, 20:02

@ AndreasM

Why are you spending all of your time trying to win a battle, when the war is already lost?

AndreasM · 23 March 2009, 20:06

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Originally Posted by Merlin

@ AndreasM

Why are you spending all of your time trying to win a battle, when the war is already lost?

is it better to cancel all development?

Merlin · 23 March 2009, 22:15

No; I am simply saying why are you trying to bully people to stop distributing software that you have already illegally sold to others, thereby infringing freeware rights that explicitly state that the software should not be sold?

By admitting that you would remove software that the authors objected to, your argument lost all credibility, since before that statement, you claimed that you had all of the required permissions through "Tony".

I think that is game, set and match, as far as I am concerned; now all you have to do is to try to convince us that black is actually white....

Sensi · 23 March 2009, 22:51

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Originally Posted by Merlin

I think that is game, set and match, as far as I am concerned; now all you have to do is to try to convince us that black is actually white....

Please no

I should have never entered this thread.

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23 March 2009, 15:09	#106
Sensi Unregistered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: N/A Posts: 1,643	You are earning money on someone elses work. You are selling something that is not yours. The demos were made by some people and they DONT WANT anyone TO MAKE MONEY on it.

23 March 2009, 17:36	#112
Marcuz Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: . Age: 48 Posts: 5,562	i don't know if you were brading them and where, but of course if: - you make sure that you are the only one who may sell a product, - throw down any other distributors, - make sure that the product is tied to a trademark (in this case Amiga Future), then you maybe do not use a hot iron to mark it, but, as a figure of speak, you are branding it.

23 March 2009, 18:00	#114
Marcuz Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: . Age: 48 Posts: 5,562	ah, so you don't stop, for exemple, me to spread copies of software that was no more sold for years until yesterday, when you have bought (in the best of cases) the licences for distribution, correct? And you would not threat the hosting of such files in a site by the fictionary name of "Marco' Amiga Future"? c'mon...

23 March 2009, 18:17	#116
Sensi Unregistered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: N/A Posts: 1,643	This thread will never end. Sorry AndreasM, I just put many of your stuff out and its available for everybody now. Magazines etc. Its called Sensi Amega Futuro. Ahm, what?

23 March 2009, 20:02	#117
Merlin AmiBay MegaMod Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Manchester, UK Age: 62 Posts: 1,163	@ AndreasM Why are you spending all of your time trying to win a battle, when the war is already lost?

23 March 2009, 22:15	#119
Merlin AmiBay MegaMod Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Manchester, UK Age: 62 Posts: 1,163	No; I am simply saying why are you trying to bully people to stop distributing software that you have already illegally sold to others, thereby infringing freeware rights that explicitly state that the software should not be sold? By admitting that you would remove software that the authors objected to, your argument lost all credibility, since before that statement, you claimed that you had all of the required permissions through "Tony". I think that is game, set and match, as far as I am concerned; now all you have to do is to try to convince us that black is actually white....

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