Can you please show us some respect?
> Blocking the word "HTTrack" everywhere would 
> be easier.
Are you assuming there is just one off-line browser 
out there? There are at least hundreds, with the
same capability as HTTrack.

> I might be too polite to show my anger at 
> this event.  I was waked up by rings of 
> the phone, etc.
But you do show your anger, sir, which is not a 
wise thing to do in these matters. Letters like yours 
only invite similar attacks; many more.

> Are you sir going to pay for that?  
Who are you addressing? This is a public forum.

> Or the so-called "abused user" in Myanmar? Spending 
> months to find the guy in Myanmar and sue him 
> for the refund?  
I would suppose you mean, "abusing user". It could
also be a girl, or a poor Myanmar grandma, for that 
matter. If you can catch em, then sue em.

> Or you?  I believe most of the [lawyers] will give 
> us the answer, "you".
Perhaps, your Taiwanese law differs from our 
European law. Your lawyers wouldn't stand a chance,
on pure logic and technology alone. Do you also
go after Microsoft for supplying the user's Operating 
System? Myanmar Internet Provider Inc. for supplying
access to the internet? Sun Microsystems for inventing
Java threads?
> We ARE the content providers.  
So, do what good content providers do. Put a good
robot-exclusion protocol in place.

> A non-threaded offline browser, like wget...
Even one thread can no longer be called non-threaded.

> wget, may take 1 day to grab a whole site...
And your Burmese user may take ten years to trek to 
Taipei for your wisdom, but this is not likely. The
days of Marco Polo are gone.

> Then what are you asking for?  More?  Faster?  
> As fast as a rocket?  
Yes, please. 

> What's so good of being such a greedy user?It leaves us with more time to do
all the fun
things which you say you miss.

> I have discussed this event with my boss.  In our 
> point of view offline browsers should never be threaded.
What, no threads? What should they run on then? Steam?
> Some of our light-weighted servers even crash for 
> continuously 4 simutanuous MySQL queries...
Then go get yourself a Muhammad Ali, heavyweight
server that packs a punch.

> You are creating a tool for one end to get the benifit 
> and the other end to pay for it.  It's like providing  
> guns to the teenagers and telling them not to abuse it.
No, sir. Users come to the internet and download HTTrack
for free. So, it's like a teenager going to a fairground,
getting a free air pistol and converting it to fire
Magnum bullets. Do you then sue the makers of the pistol?The Magnum Firearms
Company?