NEWS: WE CAN HAZ LEGAL THREATS?
cwieberdink:
Quote from: Lorelei on 2008 December 14, 19:51:19
Dear EAxian LAWLyer:
U R DOIN IT WRONG.
STFU & GTFO, Attorney at LOL..
Also, HA ha!
Love & glomps,
MATY, the world's leading website for hax and modz that fix the game-borking retardery created by the world's leading interactive entertainment software company"
xoxo
P.S. Have you heard of TSR, which SELLS the intellectual property of EA? I thought not.
EPIC win!
Tingeling:
Quote from: Marhis on 2008 December 14, 22:02:23
Quote from: J. M. Pescado on 2008 December 14, 13:22:14
so there is literally nothing I can even do!
Actually, there is something else you can do: reply to them with the letter Lorelei wrote above:
Quote from: Lorelei on 2008 December 14, 19:51:19
Dear EAxian LAWLyer:
U R DOIN IT WRONG.
STFU & GTFO, Attorney at LOL..
Also, HA ha!
Love & glomps,
MATY, the world's leading website for hax and modz that fix the game-borking retardery created by the world's leading interactive entertainment software company"
xoxo
P.S. Have you heard of TSR, which SELLS the intellectual property of EA? I thought not.
Pretty please?
That would be orsum!
Khan of Wyrms:
EA has intellectual property? I always thought they were intellectually vagrant?
EA: "You, there! You are doing nothing, and we want you to stop it! Cease and desist doing nothing immediately or we shall be forced to write to you a second time!"
Obviously EA contacted some high school debate club member & offered them discounted credits at the EA Store in exchange for writing that.
cascaneda:
This site don't host store item. Giving a link has nothing illegal. But a judge could decide that simply linking to pirated content is encouraging piracy.
Here we have more restrictive laws than in USA for internet, and some sites are filtered. It is difficult to explain because the laws are different in different countries and it is difficult to translate specific legal language when it is already difficult to simply write english but the internet providers went to the supreme court and lost. They had to restrict access to some websites. In the future we can expect this trial to serve as an example to get even more restrictions for political or other reasons
As you are not located in USA there is probably little they can do against you, but perhaps some day your site will be unreachable for some of us because they can turn against our providers for allowing access to a "pirate" site.
J. M. Pescado:
Quote from: Jojoba on 2008 December 14, 18:04:28
Nice Christmas present they sent you Pescado. Its a bit early, but its the thought that counts! Not entirely sure what they expect you to do apart from tell people to remove them from mediafire..hrm!
Yeah, that's pretty much all I got. All they gave me was a bunch of Mediafryer URLs, which falls entirely outside of my control, and in any event, are completely non-readable, given that mediafryer does not use human-parseable URLs and the document supplied is not readable by the computer, so none of those URLs can actually be used. So I have done the only thing I can: Suggested nicely that if anyone happens to ACTUALLY control them, that they might want to re-move them.
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