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Originally Posted by gideongallery
but your paying for the live interaction, the continued opperation so that a completely bullshit analogy and you know it.
IT not static content, it the live interact you are paying for, and oh yea if you cancel your subscription to WOW you can still play it offline so even on that point your arguement is BULLSHIT.
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WoW (pun intented) - you should have checked the game you reference out, before you attempt to guess how it works.
Adult web site has interactive content, forums, chat (group or 1 on 1), live feeds, can all be considered for 'live interaction'
WoW - MMO - yup on the live interaction.
Adult web site - contiues operation thru revenue
WoW - continues operations thru revenue
Adult web site - not static content (well, some are - but the free market will treat them accordingly)
WoW - not static content
Adult web site - has a product being offered for sale on a monthly pay basis
WoW - has a product being offered for sale on a monthly pay basis
Adult web site - when you stop paying you no longer have access to the site
WoW - when you stop paying you no longer have access to the game (I do not know where you got the idea that you could play it off-line, Even the 'private' servers require that you play online, and Blizzard/Activision shuts them down as soon as they are discovered. There is no solo-play option)
so seems they are the same and my observations are not quite the bullshit you claim it is.
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Originally Posted by gideongallery
you can't TOS away fair use, you agreed to them to get exclusive rights as a copyright holder, if you don't honor them you are in breach of your agreement with the government don't have those exclusive rights anymore.
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I cant TOS away your fair use to do a
PRIVATE backup, nor your right to do a parody, nor your use in educational or research pursuits, nor anything that is provided for in the law - I can however, TOS anything else I want. (note the word private)
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Originally Posted by gideongallery
well i have pointed out those laws to you specifically multiple times, the supreme court just recognized timeshifting in a cloud (and yes a portion of that cloud was the public internet)
so the only reason your not aware of those case is becuase you chose to ignore those cases.
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recognizing the extenuating circumstances of one case does not legitimize what is actually going on.
and you still don't answer the question - where, in ANY law, constitution, amendment, ruling...etc... that says I do not have the right to bill a customer a second (third, fourth...) time for my product. Just because you don't like it does not mean that I have 'no right to...'
A-CTA is coming
and you are going to suck on it hard!