Geoffrey King wrote:

> On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 10:00:30 +0000, Travis Casey wrote:
>
>> You didn't say anything about lacking a license. In any case, though,
>> what you need to share copyrighted files is permission; a license is one
>> way to
>> obtain that, but not the only one. Whether it's evil, however, is a
>> moral question, and depends on the moral system in use.
>
> I share Linux ISO's with MLDonkey does that make me evil?

No, but it makes you look stupid because we're talking about something else.
Even then, BitTorrent works better and faster, and is more trustworthy when
coming from the home page of the Linux ISO maker. You must also realize
that P2P has a bad history of people sending each other infected files, so
don't think ISOs are immune to infection, or loss of data integrity as
well.
But anyways, we were talking about something totally different.

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