The admins line on it is no linking (Which tbh, as much as i disagree with them on the hole abandonware issue, I can understand their point)
'Pointing' People to sites such as Mac Garden seems to be ignored (I'm not sure what the admin's line on this is though)
Sherry's point on Mac garden is a interesting one, Although i think most regular users would define abandonware as software that is at last 10 years old and is no longer sold or actively supported (At least this is my impression, and from what I have seen of other regular users over there they have a similar definition). The problem comes from the fact anyone with a account can upload, which means there are allot of uploads from non regular users that wouldn't necessarily conform to a more regular user's definition (I have had similar problems on my server, the the point that the OSX folder now has a clause that you have to email me in advance of uploading (as I am not in the business of hosting "warez" but I do keep a small amount or early PPC OSX software)
'Pointing' People to sites such as Mac Garden seems to be ignored (I'm not sure what the admin's line on this is though)
Sherry's point on Mac garden is a interesting one, Although i think most regular users would define abandonware as software that is at last 10 years old and is no longer sold or actively supported (At least this is my impression, and from what I have seen of other regular users over there they have a similar definition). The problem comes from the fact anyone with a account can upload, which means there are allot of uploads from non regular users that wouldn't necessarily conform to a more regular user's definition (I have had similar problems on my server, the the point that the OSX folder now has a clause that you have to email me in advance of uploading (as I am not in the business of hosting "warez" but I do keep a small amount or early PPC OSX software)