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Originally Posted by Robbie
I still think it sends a message to all of us who are affiliates.
We are wasting our time.
We should just steal and make money off of ad spots. And then when we finally get "caught", we will get a "deal" with the sponsor that is much better than the average affiliate gets (the thief gets to use full scenes and we real affiliates have to try and compete with small clips and hosted galleries)
That's the point I was trying to make.
In the end it's his company and he can do what he wants. The last thing I would do is try to tell him how to run his business.
God knows if someone tries that with me I'd tell 'em to fuck off. lol
I just want to point out that it's certainly not a level playing field, and in my opinion it's hurtful.
That's why I don't play that game.
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Actually you are wrong on pretty much all counts.
Maybe you should go back to giving detailed explanations of what cookie stuffing is as that seems to be something you know more about.
When we contact rogue programs and extend the olive branch, so to speak, we don't give them carte blanche to keep screwing us over and use the content any which way they can.
That is not the way it works.
We make arrangements to have proper channels to deal with our infringement issues on a go forward basis and we get them to use our content under the same terms as any other affiliates would have. So the truth of the matter is we are solving the issue that professionally and definitively levels the playing field for all our affiliates.
I wouldn't tell you how to run your biz either, but I can say that imho our way is more effective.