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Originally posted by chupacabra
punkworld, i've been poisoning the stream, so to speak, for over a year now... i'm in for whatever you propose. what i've been doing is creating sets of files that are identical in byte-length to our real video content files, but they only contain random crap video, never any real content... it is very important to make your dummy files match up by name, time-stamp, and byte-length to the originals... that way they mix w/ the real pirated files. whats funniest is to create what look like huge rar'd sets of your content (complete w/ par's!) that end up costing thieves massive amounts of time and bandwidth. 
i'm down w/ whatever you want to get going man, a group of people working together could do wreak *much* more havoc in these thieving circles..
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does it really work?
are the files identified with filename and length? i was thinking maybe there is some sort of cheksum... because if you have a file and change the name, it still gets detected as the same file, so i dont think that has any effect... not sure about the bytelengths though..