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Old 03-11-2010, 02:33 PM   #10
Elfwreck
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Originally Posted by asjogren View Post
So - if I accuse MicroSoft of infringing on my copyright or invention, without court procedure, I can force them off the Internet? Or, is this only one sided?
While I like that idea ("I do not give permission for this blog to be carried on MSN or AOL servers; if the contents of this blog are transferred to machines owned by Microsoft or AOL, the uploader is guilty of copyright infringement; if Microsoft or AOL distributes this content, they are likewise guilty"), I have doubts that anyone without a squad of lawyers on retainer is going to get any use out of the 3-strikes rule.

I suspect it's a way for corporations to punish the public, not the other way around. Of course you can't accuse "Microsoft" of copyright infringement... you'd have to sue *the one office worker* whose computer was found guilty of copying your content without permission.
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