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Originally Posted by DukeSkywalker
More attorneys need to pop up & help out instead of pulling a lightspeed. Maybe the way to go is sue like pink visual & settle out of court. Until services like ryc, takedown piracy & yourself make it easy to sue, it won't happen. It's not that we don't have the money to sue, it seems this is still new ground for lawyers & they rack up billable hours with no results.
duke
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I firmly believe that the best way to cripple piracy is to devalue it as an activity, that means shutting off revenue streams such a payment processing, ad revenue and so on.
I'd am willing to work with anyone to sue piracy sites based on the evidence we gather, however I am not in favour of suing end users - attacking your constituency, even if it does pirate your product is a short term strategy that will only alienate other potential customers.
The most successful strategies thus far have been to make running a piracy service or site a costly endeavour that is fraught with risk, this is the way I work with Stop File Lockers and also underpins the new campaigns I plan to embark on this year.