M. Adam Davis wrote:
> So if I decided that my wildly popular creation could be viewed in the US at
> great quality, but those in another country were limited to a lower quality, or
> perhaps not the whole creation, then you believe that I do not have that right?
> Does it really matter *why* I choose to do so?  Isn't it my right regardless of
> my reasons?
> -Adam

Adam, of course you would have the right to make two versions of your
product,
and sell them in two different regions. the right you DONT have is to
tell
people in region X where they are and are-not allowed to purchase from!
:o)
You would be infringing their rights and you could be prosecuted under
anti-discrimination laws in most civilised countries.

If you made a good product and sold it in California, and a inferior
product and sold that in Texas, the Texans have the right to purchase
the
one from CA if they choose. If you tried to use force to stop them
doing that you would be a very bad man. Doesn't the argument sound
different if you keep it all in the USA?? :o)
-Roman

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