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Old 07-14-2012, 06:38 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by BWinmill View Post
They don't have to stop the real pirates. They only have to discourage the people who do it because they think they're hiding behind anonymity (when they aren't). In the long run, it will likely have a stronger impact because people are more likely to make mistakes.
But by not going after the real pirates, are they really accomplishing more than just putting a bandaid on a gunshot wound?

Getting a warning letter from an ISP might very well deter people from downloading, temporarily, until they seek out means in which to gain access to it again (which there are plenty).

But to be effective, they need effective measures. Giving someone 5+ passes to figure out how to circumvent their tactics is not effective.
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