It's a bit dense of you to point me towards the exception in Canadian law - I'm the one that brought it up. Yes, after it was demonstrated in a long interaction with Acadia you conceded the point. Yet despite the proven fact that it is legal for Canadians to "steal" your work, you still waste your time on senseless debate. Why aren't you emptying your gallery to defend yourself from this atrocity? I'm rather surprised and disappointed that you're so liberty-oriented when it comes to stealing copyrighted content, Nice spin. Liberty-oriented doesn't equate to rampant piracy, nor does advocating sanity equate to criminal activity. but you're ready to cry to a lawyer when someone spells out that obvious fact. Distort and convolute the record all you want, but you won't change the fact that, despite your Latin pretensions of the finer points of debate, you resorted to the sleaziest tactic of them all. If, at some point, I was refused access to the Rendersoity market place because of your baseless, malicious assertions, I would have the grounds--though not the revenue--to sue you. Rest easy on that checkbook cushion of yours in the certain knowledge that cash subverts justice. Perhaps you could bring a lawsuit against Renderosity for distributing the images you uploaded. Is that what you're planning?

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