Diogenesister said, in part,
"Frankly, it was the lack of authorized editions and the murkiness of who even held copyright that has helped to create this problem."
Do you find it helpful to blame the victim of a crime instead of the miscreant who commits the crime?Your morality is questionable.
Then Diogenesister added this: "PS - In my opinion, the YouTube situation you mentioned has been entirely blown out of proportion. My understanding is that an individual from Europe produced a few printed copies of Crisis of Conscience to gift to family and friends. A few copies were provided to another European ex-JW activist who offered a copy to one of his viewers as a gift. When some raised objection to this, he instead gave away his original authorized version. At no time did I ever witness an attempt to distribute this work for financial gain or sell it online. Again, it was the lack of affordable and easily available copies that created this situation. In my view it's important not to use a copyright misunderstanding to besmirch the good name of one of the leading activists working on behalf of Jehovah's Witnesses worldwide today."
Once again the sympathies of Diogenesister appear to be leaning in favor of THE CRIMINAL.