Thread: Scribd gets DMCA takedown notice
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Old 03-31-2009, 03:03 AM   #19
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Originally Posted by Ervserver View Post
Nobody messes with J.K.
Heh, except, if you really want to read Harry Potter on your ereader, the ONLY way to do it, is by finding a "pirated" copy.

So, who exactly wins here?

P.S. For someone so concerned with copyright, Rowling really should not have "pirated" wholesale elements from Mr. Tolkien:

...You say Dementors, I say Nazgūl. You say Lord Voldemort, I say Dark Lord of Mordor....

Perhaps it's time for a DMCA takedown notice, to excise these from the Potter books?
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