For this first time ever ...
because of this thread ...
In over a decade of posting "controversial" posts ...
I've changed my mind - and for the first time ...EVER ...
on any of the MANY boards I've been banned but NEVER put anyone on ignore unless it's just "excessively large posts" or "excessively large graphics" ...
I've started reading this thread and its PIMPDOG PIMPDOG ...
I want the "coles notes" on the 40 page ruling and it's starts off with PIMPDOG drama ...wtf ...
Originally posted by MasterBlogger For this first time ever ...
because of this thread ...
In over a decade of posting "controversial" posts ...
I've changed my mind - and for the first time ...EVER ...
on any of the MANY boards I've been banned but NEVER put anyone on ignore unless it's just "excessively large posts" or "excessively large graphics" ...
I've started reading this thread and its PIMPDOG PIMPDOG ...
I want the "coles notes" on the 40 page ruling and it's starts off with PIMPDOG drama ...wtf ...
will continue reading
Just clever / in-your-face controversial marketing.
Originally posted by Nysus Just clever / in-your-face controversial marketing.
Cheers,
Matt
I'ts really not that clever.
Clever is introducing a NEW ISSUE, or a new perspective.
So far I've read "insults" and "bad mouthing" in ONCE AGAIN a very important ADULT INDUSTRY thread.
Originally posted by jojojo why do they need more money exactly? these companies all make millions of dollars as it is?
How could they RUN out of money?
Why are you asking low end webmasters to chip in anything when these companies have MILLIONS to use to defend this?
I dont get it...
From my laymans point of view these companies have taken on the dragon that can plague this industry for centuries.
They have been using thier own money to this point with very few donations.
Since they are fighting for something we will all benifit from and they are gaining ground it's time we all pitched in to help them monetarily. I have not seen them ask for huge donations or even donations the smallest of webmasters cannot afford. Quite simply they have asked everybody to pitch in.
If your large enough you can kick them 10k or even 1k for the defense fund then so be it.
If your small and struggling I believe they have asked for support as low as 100 dollars or even promotoing thier sites.
I have had words with Charly in the past about his spamming techniques, however I will say this is a stand up thing he is doing to help the fighters with content and the offers he has made with his bargain basement stuff to donate 80% of the proceeds to this fight.
I am a small fish in this sea of webmasters and adult industry professionals but I have donated and will continue to donate wherever and whenever I can to help support this fight.
This is only a battle that has been won. This is not the end of the war and this battle will probably wage on for years.
Kudo's to the companies standing up to Acacia.
To the haters: Go somewhere else and earn a living there is no room for you here.
Originally posted by JFPdude From my laymans point of view these companies have taken on the dragon that can plague this industry for centuries.
They have been using thier own money to this point with very few donations.
Since they are fighting for something we will all benifit from and they are gaining ground it's time we all pitched in to help them monetarily. I have not seen them ask for huge donations or even donations the smallest of webmasters cannot afford. Quite simply they have asked everybody to pitch in.
If your large enough you can kick them 10k or even 1k for the defense fund then so be it.
If your small and struggling I believe they have asked for support as low as 100 dollars or even promotoing thier sites.
I have had words with Charly in the past about his spamming techniques, however I will say this is a stand up thing he is doing to help the fighters with content and the offers he has made with his bargain basement stuff to donate 80% of the proceeds to this fight.
I am a small fish in this sea of webmasters and adult industry professionals but I have donated and will continue to donate wherever and whenever I can to help support this fight.
This is only a battle that has been won. This is not the end of the war and this battle will probably wage on for years.
Kudo's to the companies standing up to Acacia.
To the haters: Go somewhere else and earn a living there is no room for you here.
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Charly has been a long time battler of Acacia on many boards.
That is a sig (if for sale) you should buy.
The battle is far from over and if you look you will find that Acacia is already spinning the ruling as THEIR victory...!
Ludicrous at best but the stupidest beast will fight the hardest when it thinks it is cornered. My guess is Acacia is going to try even harder to spend us into the ground at this point.
Many thanks to Spike and Greg Claymen for their tireless efforts and huge thanks to the rest of the members of our defense group.
Everyone is free to make what ever business decision befits their concerns, but if you do want to help the fight against Acacia then there are other ways to show support. If it is not easy to give money then make money with a company that is fighting Acacia and you will be helping a great deal.
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Originally posted by Far-L
If it is not easy to give money then make money with a company that is fighting Acacia and you will be helping a great deal.
Originally posted by FightThisPatent (trying to remember as many of the defendants as i can that haven't settled - most of which have affiliate programs and all of them are fighting Acacia.)
Originally posted by FightThisPatent (trying to remember as many of the defendants as i can that haven't settled - most of which have affiliate programs and all of them are fighting Acacia.)
Originally posted by MasterBlogger For this first time ever ...
because of this thread ...
In over a decade of posting "controversial" posts ...
I've changed my mind - and for the first time ...EVER ...
on any of the MANY boards I've been banned but NEVER put anyone on ignore unless it's just "excessively large posts" or "excessively large graphics" ...
I've started reading this thread and its PIMPDOG PIMPDOG ...
I want the "coles notes" on the 40 page ruling and it's starts off with PIMPDOG drama ...wtf ...
will continue reading
your posts aren't controversial, and they're not clever. The only reason people respond to your threads is because you're a known pedo and they hate you.
If it weren't for that, you would get very few replies at all. You're a dull poster.
Originally posted by LAMike Even if we win you are still bound to the contract you have with them.
As the judge stated in the Markman Order, the defendants have grounds to file for summary judgement.... the defendants would get a non-infringement verdict...
At this point, it would mean the patent has not been invalidated.
The people who licensed the patent will have to continue to pay because their agreement only lets them off the hook if the patent is found to be invalid.
A company would have to stop paying the agreement, which would be breach of contract, and then would get sued by acacia, then they could point to the defendants non-infringement verdict.
Means more legal bills to get out of something that might have seem a lower costly "business decision" then joining the defense group.
If someone is only paying $300/month to acacia, it might be cheaper to just keep paying them until 2011 when the patent expires than pay legal fees for breaching the contract.
Originally posted by FightThisPatent A company would have to stop paying the agreement, which would be breach of contract, and then would get sued by acacia, then they could point to the defendants non-infringement verdict.
Means more legal bills to get out of something that might have seem a lower costly "business decision" then joining the defense group.
If someone is only paying $300/month to acacia, it might be cheaper to just keep paying them until 2011 when the patent expires than pay legal fees for breaching the contract.
Fight the End of the Mayan Calendar!
ahh that's only about 25-28k I guess for a major player that's nothing at all, just some chump change.. except maybe a bruse in the ole ego having to write out that $300 dollar check every month
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