Yes, understood. But he states in the article "It's no accident that one of the subject headings on Slashdot, complete with its own graphic symbol, is "Enlightenment."" The article has nothing to do with the E window manager, but Katz apparently assumed that the "Enlightenment" on slashdot did, going by the way the sentence was phrased. (Not to get technical or anything) Overall a good article, but Katz, I suggest you find out the meaning of the things you refer to...
They still don't seem to understand; Nobody is making any money off of the lyrics site, The last time I checked, deVries decided to start using advertisement for the sole purpose of making up for bandwidth and server costs.. In fact, I thought he's spent a considerable amount of his own money in keeping the site up.. According to the Harry Fox Agency, they want a "cut of the profit." How can he give something he doesn't have? Although he might be able to gather up more ad sales to counter the copyright fees, but I'm doubtful that the NMPA and HFA wouldn't start asking for more...
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Yes, understood. But he states in the article
"It's no accident that one of the subject headings on Slashdot, complete with its own graphic symbol, is "Enlightenment."" The article has nothing to do with the E window manager, but Katz apparently assumed that the "Enlightenment" on slashdot did, going by the way the sentence was phrased. (Not to get technical or anything) Overall a good article, but Katz, I suggest you find out the meaning of the things you refer to...
They still don't seem to understand; Nobody is making any money off of the lyrics site, The last time I checked, deVries decided to start using advertisement for the sole purpose of making up for bandwidth and server costs.. In fact, I thought he's spent a considerable amount of his own money in keeping the site up.. According to the Harry Fox Agency, they want a "cut of the profit." How can he give something he doesn't have? Although he might be able to gather up more ad sales to counter the copyright fees, but I'm doubtful that the NMPA and HFA wouldn't start asking for more...