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FrodeSolheim at
2013-05-09 20:09:52 (Updated 2013-05-09 20:14:36):
This game is freeware. From ZERG.doc on floppy disk (v1.0): "Now, the typical shareware author takes pains to remind you that he or she is a living, breathing, and often starving human being, and paints a mawkish picture of himself slaving away at the keyboard for months, honing and perfecting a product that he believes will do good for the Amiga community. He then releases it as shareware or PD, and pleads for ridiculous sums of cash, sometimes in exchange for appearance on a "Registered User List".
My view is this: If I wanted this to be a money-making venture, I'd make it commercial. Much to the disappointment of the legal staff of Origin Systems, I've decided not to take this path, and thus shan't shower you with pleas for altruistic donations. Not that I'll REFUSE them, heavens no, but that I don't abide under the pretense that it's your obligation to pay them. In other words, if you value this program to the extent that you wish to send in a $10 donation or something similar, by all means, go ahead. You'll have a friend for life, I assure you. But I won't despise you if you don't. (In fact, I'll have a somewhat higher estimate of your sensibilities.)"
This game is freeware. From ZERG.doc on floppy disk (v1.0): "Now, the typical shareware author takes pains to remind you that he or she is a living, breathing, and often starving human being, and paints a mawkish picture of himself slaving away at the keyboard for months, honing and perfecting a product that he believes will do good for the Amiga community. He then releases it as shareware or PD, and pleads for ridiculous sums of cash, sometimes in exchange for appearance on a "Registered User List".
My view is this: If I wanted this to be a money-making venture, I'd make it commercial. Much to the disappointment of the legal staff of Origin Systems, I've decided not to take this path, and thus shan't shower you with pleas for altruistic donations. Not that I'll REFUSE them, heavens no, but that I don't abide under the pretense that it's your obligation to pay them. In other words, if you value this program to the extent that you wish to send in a $10 donation or something similar, by all means, go ahead. You'll have a friend for life, I assure you. But I won't despise you if you don't. (In fact, I'll have a somewhat higher estimate of your sensibilities.)"
TODO: We need a skilled artist to provide a cover of some sort