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Article #20963Re: intellectual property and shit
From: wa1ee200
Date: Tue, 15 Dec 1992 00:55
Date: Tue, 15 Dec 1992 00:55
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In article <724216511.AA00708@contrast.wlink.nl> qsi@contrast.wlink.nl (Peter Kocourek) writes: >steve wells wrote in a message on 10 Dec 92 to All > > SW> If composers/music writers etc. Didn't do anything without > SW> pay, then why are the music's of Bach, Mozart, Schubert, etc. > SW> etc. Around?! Much, if not all of such music was written because > SW> people enjoyed doing it. Many people enjoy programming, and > SW> as such don't care much if they don't get any response (although > SW> it's always nice to get compliments 8-) > >Nonsense. Classical composers wrote their music to order, usually. Most >composers were in the pay of wealthy patrons as court composers (such as >Eszterhazy in the case of Haydn) or the church (Bach, Mozart). The didn't >do it for free. They got paid. They had to feed their families, you know. > > >YHS:QSI! > Mozart died at age of 39 (??) because of poverty but he still wrote music until the very last days. Computer softwares aren't like music, they cannot last so long.
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