₦airaland Forum

Ishilove:
Then this is quite disgraceful. Who are the publishers?? They need to be questioned, and the offending books withdrawn from the market and incinerated.

AFP. When I saw it, I was of the opinion that they were recycled papers but it still doesn't make sense

It's invisible in original copies. Stop encouraging piracy!

Me wey read dis book from cover to cover those days sef no observe dis kind tin... Chai... Buhari are you seeing this... Boko Haram in our books kwa!!

yh..very true. I noticed this when i was taking a physics tutorial class some time last year. I was really shocked. But i guess it's the pirated copies.

Pinkylilly:
I had a distinction in physics. .

Of course.
I haven't said anything to the contrary, have I?

semitunde:
I saw this on twitter today. A physics text book with watermarked words instigating self hate and low self esteem, and that's still putting it lightly.

See for yourselves;

Ishilove, lalasticlala. People need to be informed about this.


https://mobile.twitter.com/HarkinHorbarsah/status/635095890055856128

the evil of piracy

Theanonymous9:
Dis has opened my eyes on some many levels. My idea on motion isn't what it's supposed to be. Thank Op

What's your idea on motion?

semitunde:
What's your idea on motion?

That it's way more than linear motion. If only the op wld upload D rest of the pages

ramalot:
It is not possible to "eradicate" piracy completely anywhere in the world. I live in the US, and people sell pirated DVDs and CDs on the streets of New York. However, the general copyright climate has things in place to "minimize" piracy.

The goal isn't to totally wipe out piracy, it is for copyright holders to device genius (albeit crude) ways like this to minimize piracy.
This is a case of publishers taking matters into their hands, since so called Nigerian "authorities" have proven useless in curbing piracy to a manageable degree.

I quite agree with you.

ramalot:
It is not possible to "eradicate" piracy completely anywhere in the world. I live in the US, and people sell pirated DVDs and CDs on the streets of New York. However, the general copyright climate has things in place to "minimize" piracy.

The goal isn't to totally wipe out piracy, it is for copyright holders to device genius (albeit crude) ways like this to minimize piracy.
This is a case of publishers taking matters into their hands, since so called Nigerian "authorities" have proven useless in curbing piracy to a manageable degree.

I quite agree with you.