ya know.  now that I got my main machien back up, I really should do 
something with it.  I'm not really sure why it's as popular as it is, but I 
guess I should support it in some capacity.

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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Gamers Discussion list" <gamers@audyssey.org>
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2008 5:20 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] piracy of judgment day


> Speaking of cracks, what the blowing heck did Super Shot go. Since you're 
> not supporting
> it anymore Liam, is there any way that it can be registered? I mean, I 
> can't vuy it. I
> can't register it. And there's not even a way to download it, but I have 
> the setup file for it.
> So, what is there to do.
>
> On Mon, 4 Feb 2008 16:22:54 -0600, Liam Erven wrote:
>
>
>>It's come to my attention that people have felt the need to pass around
>>cracked versions of judgment day and other LWorks products.
>>This email is a departure from the standard emails about how piracy is
>>bad.  Ya.  It's bad.  We all know that.  My big question is.  why do
>>people feel th eneed to do it?  I mean.  is there a problem with the
>>demo?  Is it too short?  Or are some people just big jerks.  I'm not
>>going to name any names, but there are people on list who are guilty of
>>not only asking for, but supplying this information.  I don't want this
>>to blow up in to a big topic on list that will stray off topic and cause
>>thomas raul and kevin headakes.  I just want to know why people feel the
>>need to do it and if there's anything I can do in future to convince
>>people not to pirate my software that I spent my own personal time
>>writing.
>>for those who don't know me.  It's pretty much just me who program
>>everything.  You can ask people who know me, and they'll tell you the
>>hours and the headakes I endure to make software for people with visual
>>impairments.  I'm not going to give any sob stories, but I just find it
>>disrespectful when someone wants to intensionally pass around my hard
>>work for free.  If you'd like to comment on this to me personally, you
>>can write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]  If you've pirated a game and want to
>>admit it, I won't hold anything against you.  all I want you to do is to
>>tell me why you felt th eneed to do it, and no hard feelings will be
>>held.
>>
>>thanks:
>>Liam
>>
>>
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