it probably means he has poor vision

we consider that a good outcome

we don't support authors unconditionally, we support behaviors we want to see. if you act positively towards your customers, we'll buy multiple copies of your product. if you act negatively towards your customers, we'll pirate your product if we want it.

no, it won't affect normal users

you do realize it's possible for something to be both art and a product, right?

ya, those people aren't capable of independent thought

so pirate it

just go to the store and get it like a normal person

cool, now do that a million times

cd project red used to be good, but now they they remove games from their store that might upset the chinese commonest party and virtue signal to nazis.

if a company refuses to sell a product to a customer, they can't complain when they take their custom else where.

it's the corporation's responsibility to figure out how to sell a product to the customer, it's not the customer's responsibility to make sure they can keep the lights on.

i wouldn't really care either way

no, that's stupid, it's only an issue for the corpos

patriotism for a corporation?

that's literally the same argument used to defend nazi soldiers who pushed jews into the gas chambers. they had no say in it. they were just following orders. they didn't like listening to the screams. they were really good people just working under a brutal regime.

it's the corporations responsibility to figure out how to sell a product to a customer, it's not the customers responsibility to figure out how they can do it. getting upset at the pirates is just blaming the customer for the failures of the corporation.

you make a stupid post, you get a lot of replys

when you refuse to sell a product to a customer, you have no right to complain when they take their custom else where. also you shouldn't be trying to use artists as meat shields for these companies.

why would anyone care about php in china?