>There is one part that fills me with guilt to this day. The software industry had long dreamed of shutting down copiers with litigation. The decision in my case could not have been more favorable to copiers even if I had written it myself. This convinced the software industry, and the music and movie industries, that there would be no relief through the courts as long as they followed Vault vs Quaid. In 1996 they switched from litigation to legislation. The result was the horrible Digital Millennium Copyright Act enacted without opposition in 1998. I feel that in some way I am the godfather of this awful development.
man, talk about suffering from success