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Re: Kickstarter to raise funds for legal fees vs Voltage LLC >EFF defence fund in Canada
There is EFC: Electronic Frontier Canada here: »www.efc.ca/
Their "latest" news is "March 2004: Yahoo sues Canadians over spam" - 8 years out of date.
Their "latest" press release is "EFC: National Coalition Demands Effective Privacy Legislation (22apr99)" - 12+ years out of date
May be TSI should use Teleco/Cableco/MPAA/RIAA math to figure out the cost for finding customer info behind IP and charge $200 (or may be $500) per IP look up. If the IP should fal within cableco then charge them on top of the cableco's lookup fees. The court decision last time okay'ed the big telco/cableco to charge, so it is a slam dunk. At $200 per IP, send them a bill for $460k. That should put a damper on their extortion based business practice. |
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| reply to Guspaz
Indiegogo it is. I'll set it up. |
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| reply to stevey_frac
Excellent idea. We should work together as they are targeting the individuals. |
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| reply to stevey_frac
I've asked a friend who's a graphics wiz to work up a Logo for us.
Our campaign is going to be called:
"John Doe vs Hollywood"
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 elitefx
join:2011-02-14
London, ON
kudos:1 | How 'bout "Great White North vs Hollywood". Let 'em know we mean business here in Canada. |
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UK_Dave
join:2011-01-27
Powassan, ON
kudos:2 | Heh heh... and so it begins....
C-FACT
Canadian Folks Against Copyright Thugs.... |
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Love it.
edit: not a huge fan of the word folks. Too folksy  . There must be some other F-word that would fit here.
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| reply to stevey_frac
Ya. Thinking about it... I don't like John Doe vs Hollywood
It's inherently sexist, implies all those targeted are male.
Lets work out a name! |
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Against
Copyright
Trolls
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| reply to stevey_frac
How about we go simple and straight forward:
Troll Defender
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Canadians
Against
Copyright
Troll
Infiltration
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| reply to stevey_frac
said by stevey_frac:How about we go simple and straight forward:
Troll Defender
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edit: On second thought, that sounds like we're defending the trolls. Simple is good, but "Troll Defender" doesn't work for me.
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UK_Dave
join:2011-01-27
Powassan, ON
kudos:2
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C-PACT
Canadian People Against Copyright Threats
(It's their methods in assuming guilt I am raging against. This isn't, I assum, going to be another Pirate Party campaign?) |
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| reply to stevey_frac
How about "Canadian Copyright Troll-defense Fund"? There's no catchy acronym, but I think it gets right to the heart of it.
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| reply to UK_Dave
I am not a member of the Pirate Party... if that's what you mean. |
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UK_Dave
join:2011-01-27
Powassan, ON
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| Hey no man, not at all. Nothing intended.
I think I was just making sure we are clear on differentiating between fighting the tactics and threatening approach of this type of trolling, versus being pro-freedom to pirate.
I am in favour of the former, not the latter. |
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| reply to stevey_frac
We have a logo! And it looks awesome!
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| reply to UK_Dave
What about Troll Patrol? ahha |
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| reply to stevey_frac
I'm in. Just to reconfirm i don't need an individual lawyer when part of this group right. |
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