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Originally Posted by Barefootsies
That is a slippery slope the way DMCA is written currently.
I suppose if this is going to be on the scale of lawyers and C&D's, by that I mean at that level through the courts, that's understandable because it's going through some sort of legal system. However, you could not do it via the user submitted DMCA process as it would open you up legally.
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I agree legally the whole thing is dangerous but if they are going to be doing it for people downloading or uploading mainstream movies then I don't see why we shouldn't be allowed to go after users who are pirating porn content. It's ridiculous that pirating porn is seen as "ok" but pirating mainstream movies or music is a big no-no which could ultimately make you lose your internet connection. If it's legal for one it ought to be legal for the other and all copyright holders should have equal protection.