ryogawanderer

The Courier was brilliant. Anything from professionals to students would have had immense use for it. I could see uses for writers, taking notes and pictures as inspiration strikes them, shuffling and editing plot points, while also managing meetings with editors or interviews with publishers. College students taking and sharing notes, club events, fraternity/sorority scrapbook designs then publishing it right from the device... anyone with a creative or active life could have found tremendous use out of the courier. I personally was very excited and am very disappointed to see it axed.

Machel Millwood

Hey Nintendo, these projects wouldn't be all over the internet IF YOU WOULD JUST DO IT YOURSELVES. People want it, industrious people will do it themselves when faced with "We don't want to." And they'll pay for it. Please?

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If they want the law to deter pirates they need to bring fines down into the realm of reality. They'll never see that money, most people will not make that much in their life (and those that will/do, probably are not the ones doing this). All people see are giant companies abusing little people. That's really why no one takes copyright seriously. The law is way too far behind the times, and the companies demonize themselves.