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!Examples
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* [[NineInchNails Trent Reznor]] has encouraged fans to download his music, since he hates the ridiculous price tag the record companies tack onto his music.
* After unfinished material leaked, System of a Down said they didn't care if people downloaded their music, but requested people wait until they were finished with it.
* The creators of the film ''TheManFromEarth'' encouraged people to download the movie using bittorrent.
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* [[NineInchNails Trent Reznor]] has encouraged fans to download his music, since he hates the ridiculous price tag the record companies tack onto his music.
* After unfinished material leaked, System of a Down said they didn't care if people downloaded their music, but requested people wait until they were finished with it.
* The creators of the film ''TheManFromEarth'' encouraged people to download the movie using bittorrent.
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** Also Brazilian best-seller writer Paulo Coelho, who even was promoted by Pirate Bay.
* The German metal group {{Eisbrecher}} included blank [=CDs=] in with the first 5000 copies of their self-titled album, basically saying to fans "Copy this".
* The German metal group {{Eisbrecher}} included blank [=CDs=] in with the first 5000 copies of their self-titled album, basically saying to fans "Copy this".
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** Also Brazilian best-seller writer Paulo Coelho, who even was promoted by Pirate Bay.
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* The German metal group {{Eisbrecher}} included blank [=CDs=] in with the first 5000 copies of their self-titled album, basically saying to fans "Copy this".
* The German metal group {{Eisbrecher}} included blank [=CDs=] in with the first 5000 copies of their self-titled album, basically saying to fans "Copy this".
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* In [[http://www.amestrib.com/sections/entertainment/theater/meet-steve-smith-handyman-behind-red-green.html an interview]], Steve Smith commented that ''TheRedGreenShow'' has gained its largest following ever since it went off the air thanks to people posting clips of it on YouTube. He is presently working to get all 300 episodes on YouTube and has considered bringing Red Green back as a web series, saying that the older he gets, the harder it is to work with a standard TV network.
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* In [[http://www.amestrib.com/sections/entertainment/theater/meet-steve-smith-handyman-behind-red-green.html an interview]], Steve Smith commented that ''TheRedGreenShow'' has gained its largest following ever since it went off the air thanks to people posting clips of it on YouTube. Website/YouTube. He is presently working to get all 300 episodes on YouTube Website/YouTube and has considered bringing Red Green back as a web series, saying that the older he gets, the harder it is to work with a standard TV network.
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* Most people consider ''Machina I: the Machines of God'' to be TheSmashingPumpkins' final album before they broke up. This is because [[FaceOfTheBand Billy Corgan]] wanted to release its sequel, for free, to anyone who purchased the first one. When the label wouldn't let him, he pressed a mere 25 vinyl copies of ''Machina II'' and distributed them to friends, family and chosen fans, with ''specific orders'' to upload the entire album to the Internet without restriction.
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* Microsoft is famous for saying, "If You're Going To Pirate Software, Pirate Ours"
* Notch has has said that he is with some people pirating {{MineCraft}}, also he shows a [[ApprovalOfGod lot of support for mods]], and IRL he is a member of the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_Party Pirate Party]]
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* Microsoft is famous for saying, "If You're Going To Pirate Software, Pirate Ours"
* Notch has has said that he is with some people pirating {{MineCraft}}, also he shows a [[ApprovalOfGod lot of support for mods]], and IRL he is a member of the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_Party Pirate Party]]
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* Most people consider ''Machina I: the Machines of God'' to be TheSmashingPumpkins' Music/TheSmashingPumpkins' final album before they broke up. This is because [[FaceOfTheBand Billy Corgan]] wanted to release its sequel, for free, to anyone who purchased the first one. When the label wouldn't let him, he pressed a mere 25 vinyl copies of ''Machina II'' and distributed them to friends, family and chosen fans, with ''specific orders'' to upload the entire album to the Internet without restriction.
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Ours"
* Notch has has said that he is with some people pirating{{MineCraft}}, MineCraft, also he shows a [[ApprovalOfGod lot of support for mods]], and IRL he is a member of the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_Party Pirate Party]] Party]]
* Microsoft is famous for saying, "If You're Going To Pirate Software, Pirate
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* There is an "FBI Warning" at the beginning of almost every commercial VHS tape warning about the penalties for copyright infringement. One video tape released by the Music/InsaneClownPosse instead began with an "ICP Warning" that basically said that since they stole the contents themselves, they don't care if you copy the video and can't do anything about it if you did.
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* There is an "FBI Warning" at the beginning of almost every commercial VHS tape warning about the penalties for copyright infringement. One video tape released by the Music/InsaneClownPosse instead began with an "ICP Warning" that basically said that since they stole the contents themselves, they don't care if you copy the video and can't do anything about it if you did.
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* After awhile, Bethesda pretty much ignored piracy of ''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsArena Arena]]'' and ''{{Daggerfall}}''. Eventually, they made them full-fledged {{Freeware}} to KeepCirculatingTheTapes.
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* After awhile, Bethesda pretty much ignored piracy of ''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsArena Arena]]'' and ''{{Daggerfall}}''. Eventually, they made them full-fledged {{Freeware}} to KeepCirculatingTheTapes.
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* [[{{Jimquisition}} Jim Sterling]] has zig-zagged this. He has ''endorsed'' piracy for ''some'' works...but will lapse into the DigitalPiracyIsEvil when DRM-free games like ''WorldOfGoo'' report 90% piracy rates or when a good number of people still pirate the Humble Bundle despite its low price.
* {{Music/Disturbed}} has stated from time to time that, as much as Warner Music Group likes to make a fuss about it, the members of the band themselves don't care much about people downloading their songs
* {{Music/Disturbed}} has stated from time to time that, as much as Warner Music Group likes to make a fuss about it, the members of the band themselves don't care much about people downloading their songs
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* [[{{Jimquisition}} Jim Sterling]] has zig-zagged this. He has ''endorsed'' piracy for ''some'' works...but will lapse into the DigitalPiracyIsEvil when DRM-free games like ''WorldOfGoo'' ''VideoGame/WorldOfGoo'' report 90% piracy rates or when a good number of people still pirate the Humble Bundle despite its low price.
*{{Music/Disturbed}} Music/{{Disturbed}} has stated from time to time that, as much as Warner Music Group likes to make a fuss about it, the members of the band themselves don't care much about people downloading their songs
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* Straight No Chasers encourages their live audiences to record them.
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* Most people consider ''Machina I: the Machines of God'' to be TheSmashingPumpkins' final album before they broke up. This is because [[FaceOfTheBand Billy Corgan]] wanted to release its sequel, for free, to anyone who purchased the first one. When the label wouldn't let him, he pressed a mere 25 vinyl copies of ''Machina II'' and distributed them to friends, family and chosen fans, with ''specific orders'' to upload the entire album to the Internet without restriction.
* Most people consider ''Machina I: the Machines of God'' to be TheSmashingPumpkins' final album before they broke up. This is because [[FaceOfTheBand Billy Corgan]] wanted to release its sequel, for free, to anyone who purchased the first one. When the label wouldn't let him, he pressed a mere 25 vinyl copies of ''Machina II'' and distributed them to friends, family and chosen fans, with ''specific orders'' to upload the entire album to the Internet without restriction.
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* Joked about by Jonathan Colton via Twitter: "Hey, have any other artists noticed that since MegaUpload shut down the money has just been POURING in?"
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** He has also stated on his website that he doesn't mind people downloading his songs, although he would prefer if they at least donate some money for them when and if they can.
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* Most tokusatsu creators, such as those behind ''SuperSentai'' and ''KamenRider,'' don't mind English-language fansubs of their work, since they've never really tried to market outside of East Asia, and the InkStainAdaptation of ''PowerRangers'' has kind of guaranteed that ''SuperSentai'' won't ever get a foothold in North America or Europe anyway (similarly, ''Saban's Masked Rider'' and ''Kamen Rider Dragon Knight'' kind of left an adaptation of ''Kamen Rider'' [[StillbornFranchise stillborn for a long while.]] Toei, the company behind the franchises, knows about the fansubbing communities, and will occasionally ask if a series gets an official release, but otherwise are indifferent or even possibly a little flattered that their work is getting respect outside of Japan.
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* Most tokusatsu creators, such as those behind ''SuperSentai'' and ''KamenRider,'' don't mind English-language fansubs of their work, since they've never really tried to market outside of East Asia, and the InkStainAdaptation of ''PowerRangers'' has kind of guaranteed that ''SuperSentai'' won't ever get a foothold in North America or Europe anyway (similarly, ''Saban's Masked Rider'' and ''Kamen Rider Dragon Knight'' kind of left an adaptation of ''Kamen Rider'' [[StillbornFranchise stillborn for a long while.]] ]]) Toei, the company behind the franchises, knows about the fansubbing communities, and will occasionally ask that something be taken down if a series gets an official release, but otherwise are indifferent or even possibly a little flattered that their work is getting respect outside of Japan.
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* Most tokusatsu creators, such as those behind ''SuperSentai'' and ''KamenRider,'' don't mind English-language fansubs of their work, since they've never really tried to market outside of East Asia, and the InkStainAdaptation of ''PowerRangers'' has kind of guaranteed that ''SuperSentai'' won't ever get a foothold in North America or Europe anyway (similarly, ''Saban's Masked Rider'' and ''Kamen Rider Dragon Knight'' kind of left an adaptation of ''Kamen Rider'' [[StillbornFranchise stillborn for a long while.]] Toei, the company behind the franchises, knows about the fansubbing communities, and will occasionally ask if a series gets an official release, but otherwise are indifferent or even possibly a little flattered that their work is getting respect outside of Japan.
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* Music/MachinaeSupremacy constantly criticizes the music industry and refers to the RIAA as the "Recording Industry Assholes of America" in "Legion of Stoopid." They are also proud supporters of file sharing and actually officially released a live video on The Pirate Bay.
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* Music/MachinaeSupremacy constantly criticizes the music industry and refers to the RIAA as the "Recording Industry Assholes of America" in "Legion of Stoopid." They are also proud supporters of file sharing and actually officially released a live video on The Pirate Bay.
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* In [[http://www.amestrib.com/sections/entertainment/theater/meet-steve-smith-handyman-behind-red-green.html an interview]], Steve Smith commented that ''TheRedGreenShow'' has gained its largest following ever since it went off the air thanks to people posting clips of it on YouTube. He is presently working to get all 300 episodes on YouTube and has considered bringing Red Green back as a web series, saying that the older he gets, the harder it is to work with a standard TV network.
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** Also Brazilian best-seller writer Paulo Coelho,who even was promoted by Pirate Bay.
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* After awhile, Bethesda pretty much ignored piracy of ''Arena'' and ''Daggerfall''. Eventually, they made them full-fledged {{Freeware}} to KeepCirculatingTheTapes.
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* After awhile, Bethesda pretty much ignored piracy of ''Arena'' ''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsArena Arena]]'' and ''Daggerfall''.''{{Daggerfall}}''. Eventually, they made them full-fledged {{Freeware}} to KeepCirculatingTheTapes.
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* Joked about by Jonathan Colton via Twitter: "Hey, have any other artists noticed that since MegaUpload shut down the money has just been POURING in?"
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(Only add exaples where the creator of a work has endorsed piracy of their own product. This is not a forum for discussion about piracy.)
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* [[{{Jimquisition}} Jim Sterling]] has zig-zagged this. He has ''endorsed'' piracy for ''some'' works...but will lapse into the DigitalPiracyIsEvil when DRM-free games like ''WorldOfGoo'' report 90% piracy rates or when a good number of people still pirate the Humble Bundle despite its low price.
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* [[{{Jimquisition}} Jim Sterling]] has zig-zagged this. He has ''endorsed'' piracy for ''some'' works...but will lapse into the DigitalPiracyIsEvil when DRM-free games like ''WorldOfGoo'' report 90% piracy rates or when a good number of people still pirate the Humble Bundle despite its low price. price.
* {{Music/Disturbed}} has stated from time to time that, as much as Warner Music Group likes to make a fuss about it, the members of the band themselves don't care much about people downloading their songs
* {{Music/Disturbed}} has stated from time to time that, as much as Warner Music Group likes to make a fuss about it, the members of the band themselves don't care much about people downloading their songs
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* JimSterling has zig-zagged this. He has ''endorsed'' piracy for ''some'' works...but will lapse into the DigitalPiracyIsEvil when DRM-free games like ''WorldOfGoo'' report 90% piracy rates or when a good number of people still pirate the Humble Bundle despite its low price.
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* JimSterling [[{{Jimquisition}} Jim Sterling]] has zig-zagged this. He has ''endorsed'' piracy for ''some'' works...but will lapse into the DigitalPiracyIsEvil when DRM-free games like ''WorldOfGoo'' report 90% piracy rates or when a good number of people still pirate the Humble Bundle despite its low price.
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* After awhile, Bethesda pretty much ignored piracy of ''Arena'' and ''Daggerfall''. Eventually, they made them full-fledged {{Freeware}} to KeepCirculatingTheTapes.
* JimSterling has zig-zagged this. He has ''endorsed'' piracy for ''some'' works...but will lapse into the DigitalPiracyIsEvil when DRM-free games like ''WorldOfGoo'' report 90% piracy rates or when a good number of people still pirate the Humble Bundle despite its low price.
* JimSterling has zig-zagged this. He has ''endorsed'' piracy for ''some'' works...but will lapse into the DigitalPiracyIsEvil when DRM-free games like ''WorldOfGoo'' report 90% piracy rates or when a good number of people still pirate the Humble Bundle despite its low price.
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* Notch has encouraged some people to pirate {{MineCraft}}, also he shows a [[ApprovalOfGod lot of support for mods]], and IRL he is a member of the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_Party Pirate Party]]
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* ''{{UserFriendly}}'' does this on a regular basis, portraying the RIAA as an evil organization which employs [[http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20071012 inquisitors]].
* In one PSA by RedVsBlue about going to the movies, after numerous tips on etiquette so you won't ruin the movie-going experience, Church states that he's going to record a movie in the theater, at which point Tucker strongly urges him to use digital for better quality.
* In one PSA by RedVsBlue about going to the movies, after numerous tips on etiquette so you won't ruin the movie-going experience, Church states that he's going to record a movie in the theater, at which point Tucker strongly urges him to use digital for better quality.
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* Notch has encouraged some people to pirate {{MineCraft}}, also he shows a [[ApprovalOfGod lot of support for mods, mods]], and IRL he is a member of the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_Party Pirate Party]]
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* The person behind Mother 3 encourages the FanTranslation of the game, since it'll [[NoExportForYou never get an international release]].
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Moved examples here from Digital Piracy Is Evil.
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* [[NineInchNails Trent Reznor]] has encouraged fans to download his music.
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* [[NineInchNails Trent Reznor]] has encouraged fans to download his music, since he hates the ridiculous price tag the record companies tack onto his music.
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* Best Brains Inc., the guys who brought you ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'', encouraged viewers to KeepCirculatingTheTapes back in the before times when digital piracy was in its infancy. Even now they're still easy about it and want people to be able to get a hold of MST3K episodes which weren't released on DVD by allowing the Digital Archive Project to distribute most episodes and uploading a few themselves to Google Video.
* Nerdcore hip hop artist MC Lars has a song entitled 'Download This Song' that is, more or less, a complaint against the monopoly of sorts of the record labels and urges the listener to download music as a means of breaking said monopoly.
* English hip-hop artist DanBull is loved on the internet for his song ''Dear Lily'', a TakeThat at Lily Allen for opposing piracy. The entire song supports filesharing and attacks record labels.
* Encouraged by Music/IronMaiden when they performed in Gothenburg in 2005, a concert which aired live in the Scandinavian countries.
-->'''Music/BruceDickinson:''' If you're watching this and you're bootlegging it, make sure that you send it to ''all'' of your friends, not just the Swedish ones.
* Encouraged by DeadKennedys with the cassette edition of their EP ''In God We Trust, Inc.'' Its B-side had a label stating, "Home taping is killing record industry profits! We left this side blank so you can help."
* Eyeshine puts a fake FBI disclosure on their [=CDs=], of note the one from ''Red Stripes White Lights'': "FBI Warning: Illegal distribution is a criminal offense punishable by DEATH. Just kidding, make sure all your friends get a copy."
* Nerdcore hip hop artist MC Lars has a song entitled 'Download This Song' that is, more or less, a complaint against the monopoly of sorts of the record labels and urges the listener to download music as a means of breaking said monopoly.
* English hip-hop artist DanBull is loved on the internet for his song ''Dear Lily'', a TakeThat at Lily Allen for opposing piracy. The entire song supports filesharing and attacks record labels.
* Encouraged by Music/IronMaiden when they performed in Gothenburg in 2005, a concert which aired live in the Scandinavian countries.
-->'''Music/BruceDickinson:''' If you're watching this and you're bootlegging it, make sure that you send it to ''all'' of your friends, not just the Swedish ones.
* Encouraged by DeadKennedys with the cassette edition of their EP ''In God We Trust, Inc.'' Its B-side had a label stating, "Home taping is killing record industry profits! We left this side blank so you can help."
* Eyeshine puts a fake FBI disclosure on their [=CDs=], of note the one from ''Red Stripes White Lights'': "FBI Warning: Illegal distribution is a criminal offense punishable by DEATH. Just kidding, make sure all your friends get a copy."
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* MaidRPG encourages users that have already pirated their game to give it a try and buy it if they like it.it.
* An issue of ''SheHulk'' featured a cyborg shoplifting. The New Warriors showed up to catch her but couldn't believe she had broke in just to steal music albums, telling her instead to download them.
* There is an "FBI Warning" at the beginning of almost every commercial VHS tape warning about the penalties for copyright infringement. One video tape released by the Music/InsaneClownPosse instead began with an "ICP Warning" that basically said that since they stole the contents themselves, they don't care if you copy the video and can't do anything about it if you did.
** When ICP released The Wraith: Shangri-La, they placed a disclaimer on their website saying they didn't care if you downloaded it, they just asked that downloaders listen to the songs in the listed order.
* The members of the Swedish metal band MachinaeSupremacy are very open on their negative opinion of the RIAA's attempts to shut down music torrenting. Not only does the song "Legion of Stoopid" call them [[TakeThat "the Recording Industry Assholes of America,"]] it also suggests that they promote "mass ignorance" for the sake of making money. Not to mention that they've stated, in concert, in interviews and on their website that they don't care if you download their albums as long as you remember to seed what you take.
* Christian rock band RelientK inverted this in the song ''Scene and Herd'':
-->Odds are that you probably
-->magically got this song for free (heh)
-->I'm not sure if it bothers me -
-->it seems fine!
* Quite early in the main rulebook for ''CthulhuTech'', it gives you a short "If You Downloaded This Book" lecture, saying, in short, "If you like it, buy it, otherwise we'll likely go out of business". Several sourcebooks later, this seems to have worked.
* ''MaidRPG'' has a message that says that if you download the book, don't just keep it gathering dust in your harddisk, play it with friends.
* ''{{UserFriendly}}'' does this on a regular basis, portraying the RIAA as an evil organization which employs [[http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20071012 inquisitors]].
* In one PSA by RedVsBlue about going to the movies, after numerous tips on etiquette so you won't ruin the movie-going experience, Church states that he's going to record a movie in the theater, at which point Tucker strongly urges him to use digital for better quality.
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* An issue of ''SheHulk'' featured a cyborg shoplifting. The New Warriors showed up to catch her but couldn't believe she had broke in just to steal music albums, telling her instead to download them.
* There is an "FBI Warning" at the beginning of almost every commercial VHS tape warning about the penalties for copyright infringement. One video tape released by the Music/InsaneClownPosse instead began with an "ICP Warning" that basically said that since they stole the contents themselves, they don't care if you copy the video and can't do anything about it if you did.
** When ICP released The Wraith: Shangri-La, they placed a disclaimer on their website saying they didn't care if you downloaded it, they just asked that downloaders listen to the songs in the listed order.
* The members of the Swedish metal band MachinaeSupremacy are very open on their negative opinion of the RIAA's attempts to shut down music torrenting. Not only does the song "Legion of Stoopid" call them [[TakeThat "the Recording Industry Assholes of America,"]] it also suggests that they promote "mass ignorance" for the sake of making money. Not to mention that they've stated, in concert, in interviews and on their website that they don't care if you download their albums as long as you remember to seed what you take.
* Christian rock band RelientK inverted this in the song ''Scene and Herd'':
-->Odds are that you probably
-->magically got this song for free (heh)
-->I'm not sure if it bothers me -
-->it seems fine!
* Quite early in the main rulebook for ''CthulhuTech'', it gives you a short "If You Downloaded This Book" lecture, saying, in short, "If you like it, buy it, otherwise we'll likely go out of business". Several sourcebooks later, this seems to have worked.
* ''MaidRPG'' has a message that says that if you download the book, don't just keep it gathering dust in your harddisk, play it with friends.
* ''{{UserFriendly}}'' does this on a regular basis, portraying the RIAA as an evil organization which employs [[http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20071012 inquisitors]].
* In one PSA by RedVsBlue about going to the movies, after numerous tips on etiquette so you won't ruin the movie-going experience, Church states that he's going to record a movie in the theater, at which point Tucker strongly urges him to use digital for better quality.
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An Inversion of DigitalPiracyIsEvil, where downloading something not only doesn't mean you're a reprobate, but is actually encouraged by the artist.
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An Inversion of DigitalPiracyIsEvil, where downloading something not only doesn't mean you're a reprobate, but is actually encouraged by the artist. \n Compare DigitalDistribution, for when they want you to download it but still expect you to pay for it.
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An Inversion of DigitalPiracyIsEvil, where downloading something not only doesn't mean you're a reprobate, but is actually encouraged by the artist.
!Examples
[[AC:Encouraged]]
* [[NineInchNails Trent Reznor]] has encouraged fans to download his music.
* Notch has encouraged some people to pirate {{MineCraft}}, also he shows a lot of support for mods, and IRL he is a member of the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_Party Pirate Party]]
* After unfinished material leaked, System of a Down said they didn't care if people downloaded their music, but requested people wait until they were finished with it.
*The creators of the film ''TheManFromEarth'' encouraged people to download the movie using bittorrent.
* NeilGaiman
* The German metal group {{Eisbrecher}} included blank [=CDs=] in with the first 5000 copies of their self-titled album, basically saying to fans "Copy this".
[[AC:Neutral]]
* Microsoft is famous for saying, "If You're Going To Pirate Software, Pirate Ours"
* MaidRPG encourages users that have already pirated their game to give it a try and buy it if they like it.
!Examples
[[AC:Encouraged]]
* [[NineInchNails Trent Reznor]] has encouraged fans to download his music.
* Notch has encouraged some people to pirate {{MineCraft}}, also he shows a lot of support for mods, and IRL he is a member of the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_Party Pirate Party]]
* After unfinished material leaked, System of a Down said they didn't care if people downloaded their music, but requested people wait until they were finished with it.
*The creators of the film ''TheManFromEarth'' encouraged people to download the movie using bittorrent.
* NeilGaiman
* The German metal group {{Eisbrecher}} included blank [=CDs=] in with the first 5000 copies of their self-titled album, basically saying to fans "Copy this".
[[AC:Neutral]]
* Microsoft is famous for saying, "If You're Going To Pirate Software, Pirate Ours"
* MaidRPG encourages users that have already pirated their game to give it a try and buy it if they like it.