> >---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- >From: "Ken Odeluga" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >>I said myself that the dearth of supply does not justify anyone >>bootlegging. I'd have to be pretty stupid to imply that >bootleggers are >>justified > >who cares if bootlegging is justified or not? its justification or >lack thereof isnt going to stop them from existing. the only thing >you can do is to examine what makes a bootlegger decide to bootleg >a product: limited supply and excessive demand. bootleggers dont >bootleg things that are always in print. UR doesnt have this >problem (aside from those ultimate bootleggers sony) because their >music is always in print. so by simple examination its easy to see >that the only ways to avoid bootlegging are to put out a product >that no one wants to buy or to keep popular items in print. >bootlegging has always and will always exist, just like drug use >and whatever other negative aspects of music you can think of. so >instead of trying to treat the symptom, nip the problem in the >butt and you wont ever have to worry about it. > >tom
Thanks Tom. Have to say, I made this exact same point in my second post on this subject. Cheers, Ken
