?We have never received any ?abuse complaints? about MegaUpload?

So how big of a dent is this really putting in online piracy?

I woud say a pretty big dent! not only is megaupload gone forever .. this also will scare many other big operations who profit big time from piracy

I dont understand why certain members in the thread are on this forum. They are obviously not in the adult industry and don't understand the damage companies like Leaseweb inflict on this industry as a whole.

I'm all for democracy but sheesh. Keep on truckin.

As annoying as it is...how is it not true what they claim? They do have a point. That's the sad part about bit.

Got nothing to do with it. They are right: DMCA is an American law. Why would they abide to a foreign law in their own country?

Gast, chill ff. Ik vraag je niet een compleet boek te schrijven. Ik zeg alleen dat de vraag of het een persoonlijke heksenjacht is, geen rare vraag is.

Why? It's not law over here. Would it be the right thing to do in a moral sense? Yes. But not legally.

Unfortunately you're right there.

good idea

So if you see a child being bundled into a car, or a girl being raped, or an old lady being mugged, or any number of crime. You say to yourself this "is a job for law enforcement; not for ordinary members of the public"?

Well then do you mind if I disagree with you. Because you're an asshole.

Go read my post again.

Paul, it's not the first time that you expressed your frustration with porn producers working in the scat niche. And with that, you show why the porn biz never got organized properly: because there is no solidarity. Every time something needs to be done together with other producers, there will always be the dumb cunt not wanting to be associated with what other producers do, or simply don't work with other producers because they don't like them. Together with some other people from here and elsewhere I'm sticking out my head for my fellow producers by keeping the site about Leaseweb alive and probably getting burned for that. LeaseWeb is crippling all of us. Me, you, all other producers, all affiliates, all honest hosting providers, and everybody else working in the porn biz. You want them to be named and shamed and at the same time you start crying about scat content again.

If you have something against scat producers, stay out of my threads and start your own threads about how LeaseWeb and PayPal are screwing you.

All I do is legal, I work with consenting adults only. The French and Dutch law are the only laws I have to respect, not the UK law. Your moral standards are not important because you're only a scumbag porn producer like me, at least I've always been able to keep my dick out of the models I work with, which makes me 100 times as professional as you are.

When I reply to you, my reply is also meant for others. That's the purpose of a "public" forum. I think I still owed an apology to Dirty F... my comments to him were merely "tongue in cheek", I see him troll a lot so when he asks me something I rather don't give a serious answer because I wouldn't know whether his question is a serious one or not.

DMCA is widely adapted in the international web-, content- and porn biz. Any European hosting provider with good intentions will process a DMCA notice. If you send a DMCA notice to Google Europe (based in Ireland), they won't give you the "we don't do DMCAs" either.

More important, see the subject of this thread. Alex de Joode didn't say to the newspapers that they never received EU take down notices, he said "we have never received any abuse complaints".

You really don't know the difference between witnessing a crime and (actively) committing one?

is no secret they pride on secrecy - if i want server to hide my i.d. they are where i go with no delay - it is selling point to them