Getting the word out that the 'official' FAQ is located at one address, then it's made known that other versions located elsewhere could be modified, changed, etc....they want to make sure everyone knows where the proper resource is located.
This is exactly the argument Radiohead made when an early mix of "Hail To The Thief" hit the internet, or Universal when a workprint of Hulk was leaked. Both (along with a million other examples) were available from Suprnova.Org. Why would you afford the authors of the Suprnova.org FAQ better quality control than other writers, musicians, and filmmakers?
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Getting the word out that the 'official' FAQ is located at one address, then it's made known that other versions located elsewhere could be modified, changed, etc....they want to make sure everyone knows where the proper resource is located.
This is exactly the argument Radiohead made when an early mix of "Hail To The Thief" hit the internet, or Universal when a workprint of Hulk was leaked. Both (along with a million other examples) were available from Suprnova.Org. Why would you afford the authors of the Suprnova.org FAQ better quality control than other writers, musicians, and filmmakers?