Microsoft's New "Global Anti-Piracy Day" Must Have Linux Users Laughing

""Intellectual property is just as valuable as physical property and, unlike much of what might be stolen in a burglary, you can't replace stolen ideas. Although it's a crime, fake goods seem to be widely acceptable, compared with stolen goods. The primary focus for the Australian Federal Police (AFP) is investigating and prosecuting producers, organisers and distributers of offending products.""

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