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son, I don't steal music or video. if you do, you're a thief. don't group yourself with the rest of us. |
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Yawn. Same old song we've been hearing over and over again for years. Speaking of huge and unnecessary burdens, have any of you free shit lovers ever tried to police literally dozens of thousands of piracy sites that post links to stolen content? Do you know what kind of burden it is? Do you know how astronomically huge piracy numbers are and that no copyright holder will not be able to check 1/10th of it in his entire lifetime? Now THAT'S the burden, but of course it is OK because it's them evil obsolete copyright holders have to do it. Save God some brilliant innovative kid that is scheming new youtube in his garage is forced to do it. That's the end of the world. No more innovation. Oppression and totalitarism. But of course. |
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And for the record, I am not in favour of piracy, but I am against stupidity. There is a difference. Anyway, this will never get passed, so meh. Carry on posting how you think it's gonna end piracy if it makes you feel better about the time you are wasting trying to win an unwinnable fight. |
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Now those taking "User generated" content have to do the same. How will they manage. :1orglaugh Quote:
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http://vimeo.com/13411050 http://vimeo.com/8079940 https://youtube.com/user/pornbeer.../0/i_OUuofhtUY Dresses like a tramp, lives in a dump and doesn't impress with his sites or marketing. Yet terrified that pirates might get stopped. Can afford an expensive holiday to Thailand. *Strange* |
I have no issue with paying for my music, movie's, porn etc.
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Read: (D) INTERNET ADVERTISING SERVICES.— |
Seriously there is no burden.
They disable the "User Submitted" tools and only allow those who are known and trusted. Facebook, Twitter, etc will survive as a message service. Text is fine unless it libel. Then the poster is liable. Linking to an image not stored on your server is fine, or the post office and telephone companies might be in trouble. Youtube will need a rethink. they might give accounts to ABC, NBC, MGM, etc. Joe Soap can't upload a video of his own choice unless it's checked. Life will continue. Unless a large part of your income comes from piracy or off piracy, like advertising on a piracy site or processing for a piracy site. Life for them will get harder. For those who get free entertainment or programs. They might find life a bit tougher. The bands might not have to go on the road to make a living and can go into the studio and concentrate on the music. Knowing it won't be stolen and given away for free. One man's burden is another man's lighter load. Just turning the tables. |
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You don't think those losing out to piracy are fighting for this to happen? SE might like it. It means the advertisers might have more money to spend or there could be more advertisers. It will happen. The only question is how and when. Governments lose too much in tax to let it carry on. |
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But how hard it actually is to police even a huge site? Not that hard actually. Here are a few simple steps: 1. Implement DFP. That will stop infringment cold for all content that is registered in the database. Does not require more staff at all, works automatically. 2. Ban repeat infringers and delete ALL of their uploads upon recieving X number of valid DMCAs from trusted copyright holders. That works very well too because there are usually relatively few uploaders that are responsible for most of the copyright infringement. Ban them and your piracy numbers will be reduced a great deal in an instant. 3. Do not encourage piracy in any form. Make sure to make it clear for surfers that you have zero tolerance policy for that kinda shit and you'll kill their account with everything that was in it no matter if some of the uploaded files might be legal. That serves as the great deterrent and makes surfers think twice before stealing shit. 4. Do not reward uploaders in any form, unless they're proven copyright holders. Since many uploaders do it for money, cutting them their income immediatly discourages them from pirating shit. 5. Use "report abuse" buttons to engage community in finding infringments. With that you get huge additional task force that is very effective and totally free for you. 6. Use stricter registration procedures, such as phone verification. That will serve as the great deterrent too. How hard is it to implement any of the above? Not hard at all, and it all costs either peanuts or nothing at all, even for a big site. So when piracy singers bitch and moan about those impossible "burdens" they are just lieing as always. Getting rid of piracy is not the matter of any impossible burden, it is only a question of whether you really WANT to do that or not. With SOPA in effect, all UCG sites will suddenly WANT to get rid of piracy for real (because their half assed attempts that they're demonstrating today will not fly in courts anymore), and they'll surely be able to do that. |
Here is more information on it:
http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z?d112:h3261: |
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Funny thing is, you are malicious lying without any shred of evidence to back up your libel. Whereas you actually said everything I am posting about you. Someone told me once you sexually assaulted someone working for you. Is that true too? |
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a BigBoy with a PR2 affiliate program wow OMG you must be rich. With a 60/40 revenue program because no one wants to advertise yuor boring shit. Go on keep blaming the piracy, and the tubes, and the teenages who upload to tubes, and the jews etc etc but the only real reason that you will never be successfull is because you are boring lame ass and unable to be adapt to new circumstances. :321GFY |
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It is utterly, uncategorically impossible to stop piracy. Not even worth debating if you think it is. SOPA is not about stopping piracy. And certainly not about stopping porn piracy. It's about control. |
the internet needs some control, if someone steals my tv from my house is that ok?
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I don't understand what went wrong where people thought they deserved everything for free. If you like it, buy it. If you steal it, you're a thief. And if you are a thief it, so be it. Just claim and and say you are. Don't dance around it with fair use, public domain, or time shifting excuses. |
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Having the power to actually do something about it legally if someone is caught doing it... it will happen eventually. The more who are caught, the less people will do it. Of course it will never stop everyone, but it will curb a lot of it, especially if they start taking domains. |
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Even though you resemble a feminine non-facial hair twink ... |
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http://media.lawrence.com/img/photos...cf7613005fe067 http://www2.ljworld.com/photos/2005/jun/01/58665/ I mean, look at you! Do you go out dressed in dresses? That'd be a laugh to see. How are they on men that pretend to be women in Kansas? |
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PornerBros is ready, no illegal content here :thumbsup
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http://partners.pornerbros.com/ Besides that ... you may have something here ... |
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Do you keep the grave site fresh with flowers or no ? What type of cancer did she have ? |
You sure do attract the trolls......maybe, it's the aftershave?
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Maybe it's Damian Jennings attitude which draws the attention ... Maybe that's why he turned into a dick sucking coward after his mother passed away from cancer which draws the attention towards him ... One never knows how twinks think once they loose a beloved family member ... Am I right Damian ? Wipe the semen off your chin and stand there proud ... Next time ... Carefully pick who you decide to target okay sugar lips ? :1orglaugh |
Screw it ... Let's dance ... Rick James |
http://gigaom.com/2011/10/27/looks-l...-the-internet/
This bill plus the E-parasite bill being pushed through will do a lot more then just go after pirates. Read carefully, it gives business's and the government the ability to remove any content/sites that they feel may be harmful to their brand or to the public. Think wiki leaks, any of the anti pay pal sites, sites on 9/11 and even sites about whats going on with the government. Anything big brother and the corporations funding big brother don't want you to see will be removed... the content, the websites and any traces in search engines along with the ability process payments from users. Think about it, say you say something negative about the movie you just saw last night and that studio feels you may hurt their profits so they simply snap their fingers and your website is now shut down and belongs to them with no legal hearing or recourse for you. |
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Tell us.. what form of cancer sucked the life out of her ? ... |
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Eric really likes to dish out punishment for violating the rules about bringing other people's family in to things on the board. Damian, why don't you do everyone a favour and send off a quick email to have Marion removed from the board, again.
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Everyone else backed off except for this little twink punk ... NOW he and his little bro club cant handle it ... http://i.imgur.com/pSrli.jpg |
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It's categorically impossible to get rid of cockroaches too, but that doesn't mean the roach that just sticks around in the middle of your kitchen floor when you turn on the light is indestructible.
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