mbassoc2003 wrote:I remember it coming up for sale about three years back, maybe August/September '03. I was just beginning to collect, so I paid no attention to it, but that's the last one I remember seeing on eBay.
mbassoc2003 wrote:Do you think my shop is pushing up prices?
faro wrote:Most of us around here have to pay to own RPG material, not be paid for that privilege.
mbassoc2003 wrote:Is there a little bitterness there, David? I'm just trying to make a living like everyone else.
mbassoc2003 wrote:It is also illegal to read a PDF of something you do not own.
deimos3428 wrote:mbassoc2003 wrote:It is also illegal to read a PDF of something you do not own. That'd be fun to enforce.
mbassoc2003 wrote:deimos3428 wrote:mbassoc2003 wrote:It is also illegal to read a PDF of something you do not own. That'd be fun to enforce. It is very hard to prosecute piracy and breach of copyright in Scotland. You can buy prirate software and DVDs in our shops!
JohnGaunt wrote:Are any PDFs more rare or more valuable than others? Are any PDFs considered collector's items?
mbassoc2003 wrote:The stupidly rare Thieves World Supplement 'The Blue Camel' is up for download! Now that must be illegal. Could you imagine if someone posted ST1 as a download?
faro wrote:mbassoc2003 wrote:Do you think my shop is pushing up prices?Yes.Are you not happy enough with your illegal .pdfs that you have to turn a profit on those transactions, too?Most of us around here have to pay to own RPG material, not be paid for that privilege.
MShipley88 wrote:In America, making a copy of an item you own fits under "fair use." I don't know if you are supposed to destroy the copy if you no longer own the original. Probably.