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rockfenris2005 09:48 am UTC 08/04/09 |
| In reply to: | re: Mr. Smeg is trying really hard (the poor dear) - daveake 09:35 am UTC 08/04/09 |
> > And David, you preach so much about sharing but you > > excluded me from your hub all those years > > ago and, not only that, you didn't even have the decency > > to tell me or tell me why. > > Don't remember you asking to join, actually, but the > reason would have been that it was a place for sharing not > leaching. I don't recall you sharing anything here (save > for that one file that Pudding shared on your behalf). > > > And apparently I hacked into it later on? Is this correct? > > I didn't hack into it. > > Didn't say you did. I said "... Steinman sharing hub when > you tried to sneak on uninvited ...". Which is true. > Having someone hand over his username and password does > not count as being "invited". > > But I agree this is a waste of time. > > Dave I really resent these silly comments that I don't share anything. For a start, I have 2 websites that have 50,000 hits between them and not ONE lie is published on any of those sites. I source EVERYTHING from news articles or associates of Jim. It isn't my fault that you're not interested in scripts and websites but other people are. I have sent numerous people mp3s and recordings over the years which are not easily accessible to the public because the publishers usually only care about Meat Loaf and Bonnie Tyler compilations. I sent Pudding the recording as a private gift when he then published on his blog. Why? I have every right not to want to open myself to a copyright suit by sharing my entire collection to the Rockman Record in public. And why should I compete with Pudding and Smeghead when they've already posted all the bootlegs in the world? Where's the sense in that? Also, back in those days, how was someone supposed to share something if they didn't have anything? In order to share something they have to gain something first. I agree this is not even worth talking about. Little children talk about this stuff when they start learning. I don't remember asking anyone for username and password details and if I did, what would have been the point if I was going to be discovered and removed anyway? Why try with people who don't like you for their own judgmental reasons? If I wanted the items so badly, I could always set up an eBay account which was done. Bang. Shut case. Now practice what you preach. Start a new Steinman thread. Bury this entire thread now. Nobody wants to read it including me. | |
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