OpenEuphoria

Re: my new VM

• Posted by Andy Cranston <andy_cranston at LWSYS.FSNET.CO.UK> Jan 23, 2001
• 407 views

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>I've got nothing against you, it's the principle of the matter..
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Chris,

I have nothing against you either but people such as Matt have their own
reasons why they have not registered (yet?).  I see no reason why people
should adhere to your definition of when it is right and proper to register
shareware.  Euphoria, as far as I know, does not have a X days trial period
licence on the public domain copy.  It is left to the individual to decide
if and when.

I respect your opinions and if you do not wish to help people with problems
that can only be easily solved with a fully registered version then fine.
I just don't think it's nice to try and make out on the list that these
people are trying to get something for nothing.  In my view they are not -
all they would like is some help.

If you consider this a "flame" then my apologies - it is not meant to be.
I guess it's just a principle thing of mine.
Regards,

Andy Cranston.