The pirate "took it upon himself to exploit and freely share our work for all of this last year. The named pirate's Twitter and personal webpages have subsequently been removed, and Goodkind said that immediately after his post, almost all of his piracy links were deleted as well. We hope the price of fame is worth the cost of your infamy." "How ironic you claim to be a fan of books that uphold truth and honour above all else. "So Josh, how about it - no respect for a hard-working author and fellow racing enthusiast? Not even for someone that is emphatically trying to reach out to people that might consider pirating our hard work? Can't be bothered to read and consider our note on piracy in the front of the book?" wrote Goodkind. Goodkind was outraged, and decided to name one of the pirates on his Facebook page, posting the perpetrator's details – including a photo – and prompting an onslaught of online fury against him.
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