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Splash · 10-26-2003, 09:15 PM

Choker,

Okay.... I lied that I would just stay on the side. Can I ask what your intentions are to deal with the letter many of us TGP owners got? I list very few vids, so it's nothing to me to just delete them and go on about my business. But, we've already got this crap letter in hand and one way or another we have to deal with it whether it is just shitcanning it in File 13... forking over money for absolutely no reason except to not have to deal with it... or pony up money as a group and let someone disprove this fictitious *link* theory. And that's what I think it is... a fictitious ploy by a desperate company that is throwing ethics out of the window. There is absolutely no way Acacia can make linking to a site that has audio/videos stick in any sense of the law when it comes to their so-called patents as indirectly the whole internet is liable in that case. The cases at IMPA are not related to this as far as I know.

If you are like me, my time doesn't permit me to get involved in anything more than my own business obligations. It happens to be that this Acacia thing is in those obligations that I will have to take care of.

10-26-2003, 09:15 PM
Splash Registered User Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 89	Choker, Okay.... I lied that I would just stay on the side. Can I ask what your intentions are to deal with the letter many of us TGP owners got? I list very few vids, so it's nothing to me to just delete them and go on about my business. But, we've already got this crap letter in hand and one way or another we have to deal with it whether it is just shitcanning it in File 13... forking over money for absolutely no reason except to not have to deal with it... or pony up money as a group and let someone disprove this fictitious link theory. And that's what I think it is... a fictitious ploy by a desperate company that is throwing ethics out of the window. There is absolutely no way Acacia can make linking to a site that has audio/videos stick in any sense of the law when it comes to their so-called patents as indirectly the whole internet is liable in that case. The cases at IMPA are not related to this as far as I know. If you are like me, my time doesn't permit me to get involved in anything more than my own business obligations. It happens to be that this Acacia thing is in those obligations that I will have to take care of.