Why I Stopped Pirating and Started Paying for Media

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Mar 14, 2013 8:00 AM 34,620 195

Thorin Klosowski

Let's be honest for second: most of us have illegally downloaded something in our lives. Maybe it was a song, some software, a game, or a movie. For a period I pirated everything I could. As technology pushed forward, it became less necessary, and now I don't even bother. Here's why. Read more...

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