Subject	It may be technically "legal", but it's still unethical.
Posted by	Marshall on July 19, 2004 at 4:24 PM
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In Reply To	As long as it is not an exact copy then it is not a problem. (n/m) posted by AzHeat on July 19, 2004 at 03:16 PM
Message	I don't think it's right to wait for someone else to do all the work to find a result that works, then simply copy their end result.
Follow Ups	Survey - Border 850CC Kit Interest - BadZCar (FL) 02:58:25 07/19/04 It would be great but not nice to copy someone elses work. (n/m) - govaardz(Aruba) 08:18:04 07/19/04 I would be interested (n/m) - AzHeat 11:19:52 07/19/04 Doesn't sound too ethical. - Marshall 12:06:10 07/19/04 As long as it is not an exact copy then it is not a problem. (n/m) - AzHeat 15:16:38 07/19/04 It may be technically "legal", but it's still unethical. - Marshall 16:24:18 07/19/04 Welcome to capitalism. There are thousands of items - AzHeat 17:10:01 07/19/04 You can be capitalistic and not be immoral. - Marshall 17:45:39 07/19/04 I said Amoral not immoral. Is it also wrong to - AzHeat 19:15:32 07/19/04 amoral behavior leads to immoral behavior. - Marshall 14:39:48 07/20/04 Are you a communist? Because market economies are amoral. - AzHeat 18:50:53 07/20/04 So what is the incentive for a company to develop new parts? - kuah@splparts.com 20:29:02 07/19/04 This is nothing about copyright infringement. I am talking - AzHeat 21:17:40 07/19/04 those knockoffs often do infringe on copyrights. - Marshall 14:35:24 07/20/04 Been waiting to hear someone do this - lazersos 02:02:32 07/20/04 How do you figure that? - Marshall 14:41:53 07/20/04
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