To prevent spamming on our site, we moderate all comments, and delete spam ones–they're easy to spot because they usually follow the general form, "Your blog is great, and here's a link to something completely unrelated."
(It cracks me up when spammers try to post a comment, and, when that doesn't work, try again three or four times more for good measure–see Einstein's definition of insanity...)
(It cracks me up when spammers try to post a comment, and, when that doesn't work, try again three or four times more for good measure–see Einstein's definition of insanity...)
As far as piracy goes, I want to be unequivocally clear:
We have a tremendous amount of respect for those in our community who publish software, and any piracy or attempted piracy that we become aware of through our site will be reported as appropriate.
Please join us in helping to stop software piracy.
In addition to this post, we've taken the following actions:
Revit Add-ons has a zero-tolerance policy for software piracy
We have a tremendous amount of respect for those in our community who publish software, and any piracy or attempted piracy that we become aware of through our site will be reported as appropriate.
Please join us in helping to stop software piracy.
In addition to this post, we've taken the following actions:
- Updated our post about how we handle copyrighted material to include our anti-piracy policy
- Added a paragraph about our anti-piracy policy in "About this Site" in the left sidebar
- Added the line "Help stop software piracy" to our header
So, spammers and pirates, in short, fuhgeddaboudit!
Tim Grimm
Ye ole editor
Greater Seattle area
Not bad for a reformed Bentley guy
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