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Originally Posted by gideongallery
says the guy who puts the hahahahahaha please every time i mention fair use.
Forget fair use for a second, and let talk about the most common mistake in this industry
accidental liciensing of content.
how many times have you seen an affiliate program explictly state that it was ok to send traffic "anyway you like" as long as it was "not spam".
guess what you just accidentally licienced your content.
i can count on one hand the number of companies who have never made that mistake.
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You make me laugh.
Again, here is a novel concept for you. Drum roll please...
I actually TALK to my content buyer clients. I know who does and does not have affiliate programs, what most of them are doing with the content, and giving them some support tips.
So, once again, you are mistaken in your broad assumptions of legalese hypothetical situations you love to come up with. Furthermore, most DMCA requests are dealt with in a simple manner. Not this whole lawsuit, saber rattling, gideon bullshit crap you spew here. My own experience included.
Nine out of ten times, a DMCA will get the offender to remove your shit and give you an apology, and that is the end of it. There is typically only one gideon gallery in ten who you are going to have to go to the distance with. Including Google, host, registrar, processing company or fax legal to their local.
So dream on with more of your hypothetical bullshit that does not apply to how real life business is actually handled most of the time.
