In today's litigious world, I'm surprised that anyone would go onto a
respected mailing list and publicly admit that they're guilty of software
piracy and provide enough details to be tracked down.
Then further implicate the school by using their equipment and further
implicate a "co-instructor" at the school.
I'm sure it wouldn't take much sleuthing to find the school, the
co-instructor's name and the entire "ring".
I'm not saying I'm lily white but I don't advertise my indiscretions to the
world. I'm sure a company like Cisco does not want it to be known that a
school allowed (either explicitly or through negligence) software piracy had
anything to do with the academy.
At the end of the day it is theft, we can all debate the problems of
obtaining affordable training/schooling, but at the end of the debate - it
is theft. The school could be sued, the academy could be withdrawn, the
co-instructor could lose his job and legal expenses could make whatever
profit you thought you made unavailable for a long time.
Why would you want to tell us about it?
Kevin Wigle
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jennifer Cribbs"
To:
Sent: Sunday, 08 July, 2001 17:42
Subject: Re: RouterSim 3.0 [7:11342]
> Personally, I think it's good to help people and there is a difference
being
> profiting from someones else's work and
> helping people trying to learn. When I was in school, all the students
went
> in together and bought transcender for the
> ccna. We couldn't afford it otherwise. None of us. We all copied it to
> use from our school burner. It was registered in
> a co-instructors name. It was all about wanting to pass and learning and
> him helping us. Not cheating or pirating.
> Right or wrong, that's what we did. And I will also add that
transcender's
> high points are the excellent explanations at
> the end of each question. The questions themselves were not geared in a
way
> however to prepare a student for what
> was coming and the structure of what the real questions were about. If
you
> didn't study the explanations, you might fall
> into that trap of memorizing and not learning.
>
> People will probably disagree with me also...
>
> Jennifer Cribbs.
> [been there, done that]
>
> 7/8/2001 2:46:10 PM, "PHIMHONGKONG" wrote:
>
> >contact me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] i have router sim 2.1 and switch sim +
ccno
> >sim
> >i can burn you one
> >:-d
> >i dont sell pirate software . i am helping you to study :-)
> >
> >poeple please dont say i am pirater
> >
> > wrote in message
> >[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> >> Hi to all,
> >> For anybody who own a RouterSim 3.0. I am planning to invest $250.00
> >buying
> >> RouterSim 3.0 router simulator to preopare for my CCNA certification.
Can
> >I
> >> burn a copy of this as my back-up? Can I simultaneously install this to
> >two
> >> hard drives (i.e, to a desk top and to a lap top)?
> >> Please educate me.
> >>
> >> Thanks,
> >> Val
> Have a great day!!
> Jennifer
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