Of course property is important (that is a fundamental concept of our occidental society which I do not deny) but, we have to be reasonnable in this reading as for example for a software that is no longer under commercial exploitation, technically outdated but useful for some third other party without other option. In this case the more important is to respect the owner name and the integrity of the software, legally, here, we are with an abandonfreeware with a permissive licence, you did report it but it is still there and nothing happened then... Approximately all the world don't give a f*ck, and me too, I uploaded this for historical purpose, Indeed, virtually it costs me some buck to keep it on total free access.