In the meantime, I'm going to develop a web-site devoted to this issue. The web-site will address the following concerns:
(1) The general problems with VSL's eLicenser technologies. There are alternative systems they could implement, ones that would be better both for their customers and for VSL themselves, since -- as attested by some responses here, and responses I've gotten from others elsewhere -- many people refrain from purchasing VSL products because of their eLicensing technologies.
(2) VSL's refusal to address the common problem of customers not understanding the technologies as they are currently implemented. As far as I can see, there are only three possible explanations for VSL's refusal to take a few simple steps to ensure that their customers are informed:
(a) Sheer stupidity or stubbornness.
(b) They do not want to lose the revenues generated from dupes like me.
(c) They do not want to scare away potential customers who might think twice about purchasing a VSL product did they understand how VSL's eLicensing technologies work.
(3) VSL's overall disdain for their customers, whom they systematically treat as potential criminals and whose questions are ignored.
I'll post back here when the web-site goes live, which should be sometime next week.