"Our main concern always was to take an ethical stance and to do no harm to any revenue streams of programme makers or broadcasters, " Roger Evans told the BBC.
But even the critics would probably say that the new schemes are unlikely to do any harm.
Judge Rivlin said Gokar was probably the least destructive virus but the most disruptive, with messages sent to tens of thousands of computers in 40 countries Vallor told police he had not intended to do any harm.
Inspector John Grierson, Northern Constabulary's animals officer, said it was an offence under the Protection of Animals Act for any person to do anything unreasonable which led to an animal coming to harm.
It remains to be seen how successful it is but it certainly can't do any harm.
We do not know whether any conflicts of interest related to the services Wilshire provides may have resulted in harm to the PBGC.
But the report suggests that restrictions associated with life on the registry do more harm than good and amount to continued punishment with little evidence to suggest the public is any safer.
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In any spill, the oil itself does not stay around long enough for it to do long-term harm, he argued.
What if Republicans refuse to negotiate a deal on the fiscal cliff because they feel that any tax increase would do more harm than good?
"This round can't do me any harm, " said Dyson, who flew back from Chicago on Monday night, then caught another flight to Prague and after that had to take a train to Ostrava.
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