Seeking FR novels to read [Archive] - Wizards Community

Seeking FR novels to read [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Dankan
02-29-08, 01:45 AM Ok i have already read a great number of novels and i'm now seeking the most recent ones.Can anyone give me a hint, clue, or link as to where i can find pdf's, or torrents to download?Thnx a million!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!
Lord Karsus
02-29-08, 04:55 PM -Uh, the bookstore? All of that other stuff you mention is illegal.
GothicDan
02-29-08, 05:03 PM Illegality is bad.

Also, reading pdfs on the computer sucks.
Lord Karsus
02-29-08, 05:31 PM Illegality is bad.

Also, reading pdfs on the computer sucks.

-It's handy, when you are quoting something from them, since most of the time, you can copy and paste text. That's sourcebooks, anyway. I never read an "ebook".
Da3mon
02-29-08, 06:00 PM Sorry but torrents like piratebay is NOT illegal go check videos on it. Laws over there permit it and there is no way of stopping torrent sharing.

"In 2006, a group of friends decided to make a film about filesharing that we would recognise.

There have been a few documentaries by 'old media' crews who don't understand the net and see peer-to-peer organisation as a threat to their livelihoods. They have no reason to represent the filesharing movement positively, and no capacity to represent it lucidly.

We wanted to make a film that would explore this huge popular movement in a way that excited us, engaged us, and most importantly, focussed on what we know to be the positive and optimistic vision many filesharers and artists (they are often one) have for the future of creativity.

Hopefully you'll enjoy the first part of STEAL THIS FILM ('Stockholm, Summer 2006'). It achieves some, but by no means all, of our goals. To continue we need your help. This film is free for you to share, watch on your DVD player or on your iPod, or show in cinemas. But if you like the work we've done and want us to carry on, use our donate link to send us a couple of dollars or euros. We will start making the second part straight away, and release it on www.stealthisfilm.com and on major BitTorrent trackers, when it's done.

The League Of Noble Peers
August 2006

└ nous la liberté!

http://stealthisfilm.com"

There is nothing wrong with downloading a torrent to check a class or one page. Dnd players still need the book at the table when they play not like anyone is losing money here..
Lord Karsus
02-29-08, 09:57 PM Sorry but torrents like piratebay is NOT illegal go check videos on it. Laws over there permit it and there is no way of stopping torrent sharing.

-Here (as in the United States), it is.

There is nothing wrong with downloading a torrent to check a class or one page.

-Sure there is. It's illegal.
GothicDan
02-29-08, 10:01 PM There is nothing wrong with downloading a torrent to check a class or one page. Dnd players still need the book at the table when they play not like anyone is losing money here..

And I've known people who have indeed worked solely off of laptops.
Da3mon
03-01-08, 04:36 AM " As you may or may not be aware, Sweden is not a state in the United States
of America. Sweden is a country in northern Europe.
Unless you figured it out by now, US law does not apply here. "

and from a e-mail that pirate bay received from apple:

"
> you also seem to fail to recognise that your web-site is accessible
> all over the world and that, as such, your actions and, furthermore,
> your refusal to act, opens you and your company up to the possibility
> of law suits in - inter alia - the United States and the United
> Kingdom. Such law suits could result in your being refused entry to
> both the US and the UK

Damnit. You got us there. Now I'm so scared I ****** my pants. Where
should I send the invoice for cleaning them?"

"We understand that you are familiar with Bit Torrent technology. Then you
may, or may not, understand that none of the data that you hold the
copyright to reside on thepiratebay.org's servers.

This raises the question of the reach of Swedish and European copyright
law. It is the opinion of us, and the Swedish Supreme Court, that
information about WHERE to obtain copyrighted material, which is the
case with Bit Torrent, is not illegal. The '.torrent' files that are
offered for download at the site in question contain nothing more than
hash and checksum information. How this information could, in itself,
possibly be an infrigement of your copyright is beyond us and apparently
the Swedish legal system agrees."
Lord Karsus
03-02-08, 12:18 AM -The Swedish Supreme Court, and the Sweedish law system has no clout in the United States, where downloading, without compensation, of an item that is someone else's intellectual property is illegal.
Da3mon
03-02-08, 04:09 PM You may want to read again the last quote.
Lord Karsus
03-02-08, 05:00 PM -I study law. I think I know what I am talking about, when I say that the United States is has soverignty over all citizens living within her territories, and that her law, and her interpretation of the law, applies to all of those people.
Rinonalyrna Fathomlin
03-03-08, 08:10 PM Besides, stealing is wrong.
Lord Karsus
04-02-08, 04:10 AM Besides, stealing is wrong.

-Unless it's to feed yourself. Like in Aladdin. ;)

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Dankan 02-29-08, 01:45 AM	Ok i have already read a great number of novels and i'm now seeking the most recent ones.Can anyone give me a hint, clue, or link as to where i can find pdf's, or torrents to download?Thnx a million!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!
Lord Karsus 02-29-08, 04:55 PM	-Uh, the bookstore? All of that other stuff you mention is illegal.
GothicDan 02-29-08, 05:03 PM	Illegality is bad. Also, reading pdfs on the computer sucks.
Lord Karsus 02-29-08, 05:31 PM	Illegality is bad. Also, reading pdfs on the computer sucks. -It's handy, when you are quoting something from them, since most of the time, you can copy and paste text. That's sourcebooks, anyway. I never read an "ebook".
Da3mon 02-29-08, 06:00 PM	Sorry but torrents like piratebay is NOT illegal go check videos on it. Laws over there permit it and there is no way of stopping torrent sharing. "In 2006, a group of friends decided to make a film about filesharing that we would recognise. There have been a few documentaries by 'old media' crews who don't understand the net and see peer-to-peer organisation as a threat to their livelihoods. They have no reason to represent the filesharing movement positively, and no capacity to represent it lucidly. We wanted to make a film that would explore this huge popular movement in a way that excited us, engaged us, and most importantly, focussed on what we know to be the positive and optimistic vision many filesharers and artists (they are often one) have for the future of creativity. Hopefully you'll enjoy the first part of STEAL THIS FILM ('Stockholm, Summer 2006'). It achieves some, but by no means all, of our goals. To continue we need your help. This film is free for you to share, watch on your DVD player or on your iPod, or show in cinemas. But if you like the work we've done and want us to carry on, use our donate link to send us a couple of dollars or euros. We will start making the second part straight away, and release it on www.stealthisfilm.com and on major BitTorrent trackers, when it's done. The League Of Noble Peers August 2006 └ nous la liberté! http://stealthisfilm.com" There is nothing wrong with downloading a torrent to check a class or one page. Dnd players still need the book at the table when they play not like anyone is losing money here..
Lord Karsus 02-29-08, 09:57 PM	Sorry but torrents like piratebay is NOT illegal go check videos on it. Laws over there permit it and there is no way of stopping torrent sharing. -Here (as in the United States), it is. There is nothing wrong with downloading a torrent to check a class or one page. -Sure there is. It's illegal.
GothicDan 02-29-08, 10:01 PM	There is nothing wrong with downloading a torrent to check a class or one page. Dnd players still need the book at the table when they play not like anyone is losing money here.. And I've known people who have indeed worked solely off of laptops.
Da3mon 03-01-08, 04:36 AM	" As you may or may not be aware, Sweden is not a state in the United States of America. Sweden is a country in northern Europe. Unless you figured it out by now, US law does not apply here. " and from a e-mail that pirate bay received from apple: " > you also seem to fail to recognise that your web-site is accessible > all over the world and that, as such, your actions and, furthermore, > your refusal to act, opens you and your company up to the possibility > of law suits in - inter alia - the United States and the United > Kingdom. Such law suits could result in your being refused entry to > both the US and the UK Damnit. You got us there. Now I'm so scared I ****** my pants. Where should I send the invoice for cleaning them?" "We understand that you are familiar with Bit Torrent technology. Then you may, or may not, understand that none of the data that you hold the copyright to reside on thepiratebay.org's servers. This raises the question of the reach of Swedish and European copyright law. It is the opinion of us, and the Swedish Supreme Court, that information about WHERE to obtain copyrighted material, which is the case with Bit Torrent, is not illegal. The '.torrent' files that are offered for download at the site in question contain nothing more than hash and checksum information. How this information could, in itself, possibly be an infrigement of your copyright is beyond us and apparently the Swedish legal system agrees."
Lord Karsus 03-02-08, 12:18 AM	-The Swedish Supreme Court, and the Sweedish law system has no clout in the United States, where downloading, without compensation, of an item that is someone else's intellectual property is illegal.
Da3mon 03-02-08, 04:09 PM	You may want to read again the last quote.
Lord Karsus 03-02-08, 05:00 PM	-I study law. I think I know what I am talking about, when I say that the United States is has soverignty over all citizens living within her territories, and that her law, and her interpretation of the law, applies to all of those people.
Rinonalyrna Fathomlin 03-03-08, 08:10 PM	Besides, stealing is wrong.
Lord Karsus 04-02-08, 04:10 AM	Besides, stealing is wrong. -Unless it's to feed yourself. Like in Aladdin. ;)