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Originally Posted by stickyfingerz
Sure that should ALWAYS be part of it. You cant stop no, but you can dissuade. The problem right now is members areas are open floodgates. For a 4.95 trial someone gets to be a hero to countless people by uploading to tube sites and sharing forums. What punishment do those that upload content they dont own get? None. Why arent they worried? No way it can be traced. Putting a marker on the content that allows us to see who shared the content makes them accountable. Sure there will be people grabbing with stolen credit card numbers etc etc. You cant stop it completely we all know that, but we can slow it down to a smaller flow. Make strong tos's for members areas. Get together with the major processors and setup a blacklist. People caught sharing get blacklisted, and cant buy more memberships to any of the sites. This would of course benefit the processors bottom line too.
If the members areas are left wide open like they are now you may as well just give up and put your members areas public and put up dating and webcam ads on there to make money off your content. Sooner people figure this out the better. Enough fucking around with trying to shut down the tubes and torrent sites etc. You cant and wont do it. You will get some small victories, but that will be it. The content will pop up on another site, and eventually it will end up on sites that cant be touched due to where they host and live. There is money in it so people will continue to do it. The only way to stop it, is to stop the flow of new content. Once that system is in place and members areas are secure it will make much more sense to go after what is already out there.
SO who is going to step up and do this? Ill be glad to discuss my ideas on this subject to anyone who is interested, or has the resources to make something like this happen. Stop with the crying and whining over spilled milk, and figure out how to stop spilling it.  |
You sir are delusional...lmao
This is the biggest waste of time I have ever seen. This is as stupid as people trying to ban Napster in the 90's or VCRs or blank cassettes and Zerox machines in the 80's or for that matter, radio and TV. People will always find a way to get free content in whatever form it evolves. I remember back when I was a kid, my sister had a Pat Benatar cassette that had a whole speech printed in it, by the record label, basically forbidding the purchaser from dubbing it and sharing it with friends. It was as laughable then as this whole subject is now. At DungeonCorp, like most adult companies, we not only give away free content to affiliates... we design and host it for you. Now we are even working on free RSS feeds so that you don't even have to do your own gallery updates... we'll update them for you through the feed.
You people have to come to the realization that success is not built on trying to STOP people from having what they want. PEOPLE WILL ALWAYS FIND A WAY TO GET FREE CONTENT, IF THAT IS WHAT THEY WANT. So to use this for your own success, you can either be one of the SMART people who create some temporary system (that will eventually get cracked like everything else does) to sell to people like you, to prevent others from getting free content. Or you can find a way to profit from the fact that people are really really interested in getting free content on the web. But trying to stop people from sharing media has never EVER worked... EVER in the history of human existence!!! Why do you think the printing press was invented??? (Because books had to be handwritten which meant only certain people could get books... and human beings just don't like that shit).