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Hey,
did any of the germans that posted here actually read the letter?
This is the first step in a process to get t69.com on the Index... Its not final yet. (Of course he will get on it eventually, but he is not yet). This letter the owner of the domain to comment on the charges if they want to. The letter should come with an english information leaflet, read that, it should have all the info.
Regarding the "do not travel to germany" stuff:
1) Yes, as soon as you are on the German Index, and do not abide by their rules, meaning put AVS infront of hardcore sites for german surfers, you can be convicted in germany. Once THAT happends, or once they actually CHARGE you of a crime, THEN you will be in the general database of people that they want to get into custody, so arriving at a german airport would be bad at that point.
2) I am not sure if these things go to interpol or europol, meaning that other EU airports would find you too when you get into the country. That I very much doubt though. So, if you still want to come to germany, just fly in to friggin belgium or the netherlands and drive there, whats the big deal?
I bet the reason they are trying to get most sites onto the Index is to get a more complete database ready for ISP-level filtering.
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