You can be damn sure there had better be some sort of impartial due process involved before you're taking my internet access away for a year.
Sorry, but I'm not willing to rely on a database run by the MPAA and RIAA and a table of dynamic IP addresses that rotate every time the wind blows.
And for the record, I do NOT download movies or music unless I pay for them from a legitimate source. I believe piracy is theft, and thieves should be punished.
But the word of some corporations simply isn't enough. There must be an outside review by some sort of impartial arbiter before someone loses their internet access for a whole year.
Shit, I fear this crap is coming here next... -- Petty people are disproportionably corrupted by petty power…
Kearnstd Elf Wizard Premium join:2002-01-22 Mullica Hill, NJ
reply to N3OGH the IP owners see all torrent traffic as piracy and are incapable of knowing that there is legal p2p. -- [65 Arcanist]Filan(High Elf) Zone: Broadband Reports
reply to N3OGH A key part of due process means that the defendant has to have impartiality on their side. In many cases of French law, you're already guilty and have to prove your innocence. So you're already screwed by the sounds of it, the funny thing is they're probably going to track by IP address; I wonder how long before fax machines and printers are guilty of copyright infringement.
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