All Forums > The Porn Pool > The Porn Pool Forum Page 326 > Elegant Angel, K-Beech File Porn BitTorrent Suits
AuthorPost
hollywood woody
Senior Member


Death is caused by swallowing small amounts of saliva over a long period of time. George Carlin
1567 Posts
2/07
Posted - Jun 29 2011 : 6:36PM
Nice to see the studios are trying to fight back.
Whether or not it does any good is yet to be seen.
Do you think this will curb people from illegal downloading or not?
shinebox101
Member

198 Posts
11/07
Posted - Jun 29 2011 : 6:53PM
Never. They'll never be able to stop the internets.
budtugley
Senior Member

One man's trash can be the next man's treasure.
1187 Posts
1/04
Posted - Jun 29 2011 : 8:03PM
Here's what they do. They allow people to upload whatever they want to, kiddie porn is about the only thing they'll delete as soon as they become aware of it. Since their volume is high, they say there's no way in the world we can watch or monitor all this, we wait until somebody complains and if it's the owner of copy-writed material we'll remove it promptly. There's probably some truth in that, it's plausible, they don't make money from the postings, they make it from the advertisers so they don't care too much.
Porn doesn't suffer anywhere near as much as software companies who find pirated copies of their wares. Microsoft Office Suite is the #1 pirated software. I can understand why they hate seeing this, having to ask for deletes day after day after day as new postings occur.
Dread
Senior Member

Latex and boobs
5085 Posts
3/07
Posted - Jun 29 2011 : 8:35PM
No.
----Dread----
hollywood woody
Senior Member

Death is caused by swallowing small amounts of saliva over a long period of time. George Carlin
1567 Posts
2/07
Posted - Jul 6 2011 : 11:59AM
If you got a notice in the mail that you are being sued by one of the studios for illegal downloading, do you pay or do you ignore it?
Would it stop you from doing it again?
 
fu_q All-Star Supporter
All-Star Member

Marv Montag (@PornOfYore)
2506 Posts
2/09
Posted - Jul 9 2011 : 3:01PM
I honestly doubt that it will stop too many people...the numbers are too vast. Also, a large number of these suits against people have been thrown out at this point--which isn't too surprising, given some of the points that have been brought up in other threads.
Solving the problem--which is a serious one--presents a very real conundrum...especially since a lot of the younger generation grew up downloading a huge percentage of their music for free and think nothing of it.
My generation (35 years old) was one of the last to remember paying for CD's, tapes, etc.



Jump To: