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Good point.....You can report to the FBI any information you like, Daily
if you want,
mention names etc...... The question is will they act on this? The
answer is NO. You
have to be a really Big case to get their attention. It's a good
threat....Big Stick
idea....but getting the organization to act on you behalf ...that's
another matter.
John
A.J. Carisse wrote:
> Michael A. Mermer, CTA wrote:
>
> > Fortunately, most of the Omega List recipients are honest people wanting to
> > share ideas, not those stolen from others.
>
> I'll agree that knowingly publishing protected material on the internet is
> wrong. But...
>
> > The FBI has an
> > entire division devoted to software piracy and they are going to love to
> > sink their teeth into these postings and those who have participated in them.
>
> Yes, but this does not constitute software piracy. What it is is an infringement
> of a software licensing agreement. This is not a criminal offense. Don't take
> my word for it though. You can get as many people to report this to the FBI as
> you like.
>
> > I will offer a REWARD for information leading to the ARREST and CONVICTION
> > of anyone releasing any part of ETS code. You all know how to reach me.
>
> Your money's safe. However - be warned that cheap threats like this may indeed
> prompt a less scrupulous person to do so to spite you, and especially if one
> knows how to do so anonymously. I do realize that this property, whatever its
> quality, is important to your livelihood, and I do have a high regard for
> protecting intellectual property, but a less hostile approach in attempting to
> guard it would be better advised.
>
> Regards,
> A.J.
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