Torrenting: Moral or Immoral?

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Torrenting: Moral or Immoral?
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RE: Torrenting: Moral or Immoral? 12-07-2012, 01:54 AM #7

I personally think it's immoral. Imagine that you wrote an eBook, and you spent ages fine tuning this awesome method. The day it's released, it's leaked, and you can't get the link removed. Wouldn't you be mad? Now think of the same thing, except with a lot more work, whether it be music or games.

For the record, I still download torrents. It's uploading that I'm against.