to this:
I think I am not the only one - I read the books of some author in the "pirate" library, liked it, bought a couple of paper copies; watched the "screen" of the film, interested, went to a expensive cinema for the continuation. And discs with cartoons Miyazaki generally ordered on Ozone, because in our city they are not sold banally. And if we do the opposite, is it PRINCIPAL NOT to buy content from especially stubborn copyright holders? Well, who instead of asking to "remove the distribution" requires to close an entire tracker, you understand what I am talking about. Maybe they will already come to know that "piracy" on the Internet is becoming more and more free advertising for them?

The whole thing is that these very “insistent rights holders” have nothing but a blatant shit. Therefore, for them, the fight against piracy is the only way for their product of ownership (read - life activity) to be bought by anyone.