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Originally Posted by gregalicious
Do your best to fuck up the hosting company though :D
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From the sounds of it, this is a host that likes to keep on the down low and deal with clients who are angels. The percentage of hosts who like to keep the peace is actually quite high. They just don't have the resources (or the balls) to stand up and take one for the client.
It's simple risk vs. reward.
The risk of telling MySpace to fuck off isn't worth impressing a virtual hosting client. This is a fact at the average webhost.
Having your own box would buy you more time at most hosts. How much time depends on the host.
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Originally Posted by gregalicious
Hey Matt, nice trick of saying "I agree with you 100%" and then promptly not agreeing at all.
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No, no, no. What I was agreeing 100% with was the right of a file owner to change the file in general without permission from those hotlinking. Your file, your right to change it.
There are VERY FEW instances where I wouldn't take the side of the person being hotlinked, but I just can't give this guy any sympathy in this particular case considering everything as a whole. This goes beyond simple hotlinking and the normal recourse of action.