Unregistered wrote:

No problem. As I said you have the right to charge what you like and decree how a registration operates.

It's just so cumbersome and prone to failure.

Well I don't believe it is. I have people unlocking all the time, no problems (the service sends me an email each time). I have one person with this problem. That's a funny definition of "cumbersome and prone to failure".

You could incorporate a BIOS checksum to ensure the registered version stays on the motherboard it was set up on. People change motherboards less often than they do peripherals, for example.

That's an idea. Might be good to replace the NIC check for a BIOS check. I might have a look if that's possible.

>>> "....and number of registrations drop by about 99%" That almost sounds as if you believe 99% of the people who have regis […]
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>>> "....and number of registrations drop by about 99%"

That almost sounds as if you believe 99% of the people who have registered so far are "crooks".

I wouldn't say "crooks". "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone".

Kaminari wrote:

lazy, stingy, ungrateful, or potential pirates.

Forgetful even.