| reply to justin
Re: to be fair said by justin:You believe they don't do anything despite that their images index FAQ tells people who believe their images have been reproduced unfairly, to follow the instructions on this page ? » www.google.com/dmca.html At least FileMirrors tells you when they have blacklisted a query string/term because the results set might end up including something that might implicate the site in engaging in a DMCA violation. Google makes the results just ... vanish!
Indeed, the DMCA is very nearly the ultimate corporate censorship law, and the patriot act is the parallel for the gov't.  |
