Warning: Luis Argeo owns the copyright on his video
Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2008 3:13 pm
Warning: Luis Argeo owns the copyright on his video
Please respect Luis' copyright.
Making copies of the documentary would deny Luis and his partners a means of recuperating the significant costs that went into making the video.
Whether you would be giving the copies away or selling them, whether you would be receiving the video for free or buying it, you would be harming one of us: another Asturian. It would also be illegal.
I encourage all of us to wait for the official release of the documentary.
In the event that you're not convinced by a moral, ethical, and legal argument, let me suggest a more practical reason for waiting. If you wait for the official copy, you'll get a DVD with much better quality than a copy taken from the TV broadcast. Then everyone wins, except for the bootleggers.
Please respect Luis' copyright.
Making copies of the documentary would deny Luis and his partners a means of recuperating the significant costs that went into making the video.
Whether you would be giving the copies away or selling them, whether you would be receiving the video for free or buying it, you would be harming one of us: another Asturian. It would also be illegal.
I encourage all of us to wait for the official release of the documentary.
In the event that you're not convinced by a moral, ethical, and legal argument, let me suggest a more practical reason for waiting. If you wait for the official copy, you'll get a DVD with much better quality than a copy taken from the TV broadcast. Then everyone wins, except for the bootleggers.