techwench
I Work For Food
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join:2003-06-26
Sherman, TX | isohunt...
Wow...torrent sites don't even recognize Oklahoma as a state...I can get around and download just fine @ isohunt...  |
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MrMoody
Carbon Based Lifeform
join:2002-09-03
Smithfield, NC
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| The isohunt site is not blocked, it's their trackers including torrentbox.
Demonoid recently blocked Canadian users from their site though.
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zod5000
join:2003-10-21
Edmonton, AB
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| I'm confused about the demonoid thing, because there was a court ruling a few years ago that said it was ok to share files via p2p for music. According to demoid Canadians are blocked because of notice from the CRIA (which is our version of the RIAA). However, the CRIA would only be defending music which isn't illegal here? I'm thinking Demonoid got the letter and didn't want to deal with it, but I don't think the CRIA has a leg to stand on. |
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KrK
Heavy Artillery For The Little Guy
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join:2000-01-17
Tulsa, OK | reply to techwench
I think most the USA doesn't recognize Oklahoma as a State, either...  |
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techwench
I Work For Food
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join:2003-06-26
Sherman, TX
| said by KrK  :I think most the USA doesn't recognize Oklahoma as a State, either... EXACTLY!  |
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boltz
join:2000-12-06
Guelph, ON | reply to zod5000
In Canada it is legal to download not upload. BitTorrent by its nature is uploading content which is illegal. |
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superht1
join:2001-02-22
Kennesaw, GA
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| said by boltz :In Canada it is legal to download not upload. BitTorrent by its nature is uploading content which is illegal. If what you say was true then demonoid wouldn't have blocked canadian user. I'm not a fan of demonoid so this doesn't concern but just thought I point out your flaw or error. |
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lucky644
Premium
join:2002-02-04
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said by zod5000 :I'm confused about the demonoid thing, because there was a court ruling a few years ago that said it was ok to share files via p2p for music. According to demoid Canadians are blocked because of notice from the CRIA (which is our version of the RIAA). However, the CRIA would only be defending music which isn't illegal here? I'm thinking Demonoid got the letter and didn't want to deal with it, but I don't think the CRIA has a leg to stand on. The CRIA is only 'represents' the RIAA in america. They're not a Canadian RIAA. And they don't have a leg to stand on, Demonoid just panicked. |
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