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From Vyacheslav Mednonogov → To All 23 November 1997
Get Msg, All!
Today Peter visited Artie! I told you about my magazine - you'll lick your fingers.
Apparently, the flight season has begun. Either SuperMike from Moscow, or Arty
from Novgorod :)
Warm greetings, Slava!
ps2Arty\ sorry, but Sunday is our day of sobriety :)
From Artem Haritonov → To All 26 November 1997
HeYa, Vyacheslav!
Sunday November 23 1997 17:42, Vyacheslav Mednonogov wrote to All:
VM> Today Peter visited Artie! He told me about his magazine - you'll lick your fingers
VM>.
You'll see soon...
VM> Apparently, the flight season has begun. Either SuperMike from Moscow,
VM> then Artie from Novgorod :)
Piracy - fight! =)))
VM> Warm greetings, Slava!
VM> ps2Arty\ sorry, but Sunday is a day of sobriety for us :)
It’s different for everyone... But in general, we are people, hic..., who don’t drink... almost... =)
cYa, aRTY/dR! · · ··· Email: Ar...@telecom.nov.ru · · ···
From Vyacheslav Mednonogov → To All 28 November 1997
AH> Piracy - fight! =)))
So you came to fight the pirates? So it was you who needed to
go to Moscow :))
Warm greetings, Slava!
From Sergei Novikov → To All 28 November 1997
VM> So you came to fight the pirates? So it was you who had to go to Moscow
VM> :))
Can you list the Moscow pirates?
With God's blessing, Sergei Novikov AKA Spirit/STEP
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From Max Romanoff → To All 29 November 1997
Sergei is that you?
...why did you tell Vyacheslav Mednonogov about Arty?
SN> Can you list the Moscow pirates?
This is not the case: can you list those who sell non-Tat
software? (there are fewer of these people -> easier to remember)
Good Luck...
... God made wrinkles to show where smiles have been.
From Vyacheslav Mednonogov → To All 30 November 1997
MR> this is not the case: can you list those who sell non-Pritish
MR> software? (there are fewer of these people -> easier to remember)
This list will be empty :)
Warm greetings, Slava!
From Dmitry Grigoryev → To All 30 November 1997
Everyone is selling pirated software. And in Moscow and in any other city. If by
piracy we mean software distributed without or with violations
(elementary fraud) of agreements with the authors. And the practice of placing
authors in unfavorable conditions for them (“you, boy, have a ruble for ice cream...”)
is also widespread. So, there is no point in nodding at Moscow with its one and a half traders
... I would call you a “hotbed of piracy”, but you still wouldn’t believe it ;)
MR> Good Luck...
Sincerely, Dmitry (OLDMAN).
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From Max Romanoff → To All 30 November 1997
Vyacheslav is that you?
...why were you telling me about Arty?
VM> This list will be empty :)
yes, and that’s sad.
Good Luck...
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From Sergei Novikov → To All 1 December 1997
VM> This list will be empty :)
Better answer to the point ;) In general, in Moscow, it seems, only one person sells.
And it is not yet known whether the software is pirated. So go ahead, list a bunch of pirates
with whom Artie had to fight =)
PS: There are even more of them in St. Petersburg. And there are no traders who do not trade copyrighted programs at all without purchasing a license (since to purchase most programs, you must first find out where to send the money and how much). Therefore
pirates in Russian reality can only be called those, IMHO, who
trade any works of authorship as soon as the opportunity arises.
A normal trader will not bring to the market everything for which he has not acquired a
license. Traders in Moscow are exactly like that. And this is understandable, because real pirates,
greedy for money, have long switched to compacts, etc.
From Max Romanoff → To All 1 December 1997
DG> Everyone sells pirated software.
I know all this without you :)
Good Luck...
... Windows 3.1 - The best $129 solitaire game you can buy.
From Vyacheslav Mednonogov → To All 3 December 1997
Get Msg, Dmitry!
30 Nov 97 11:11, Dmitry Grigoryev reported by Max Romanoff about {Arty}:
DG> So, there is no point in nodding at Moscow with its one and a half traders...
DG> I would call you a “hotbed of piracy”, but you still wouldn’t believe it ;)
Why these attacks on Kharkov :)
Warm greetings, Slava!
From Dmitry Grigoryev → To All 5 December 1997
Please note, Male (OLDMAN).
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