Comments on: Danish Copyright Censorship Proposal Revealed

By: Yzalopesma

Yzalopesma — Thu, 22 May 2008 12:45:36 +0000

damn this fucking sucks.. I am from Denmark and I fucking hate these rules we have man.. I wanna move to Sweden or something.. thats better

By: prodigydancer

prodigydancer — Tue, 20 May 2008 17:05:05 +0000

“Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.”

QFT

By: fuzzypig

fuzzypig — Mon, 19 May 2008 14:27:03 +0000

Talk about fuxxing pointless! The first person to set up another proxy server outside Denmark, the whole thing is blown away in an instant.

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By: Lars

Lars — Sun, 18 May 2008 18:31:21 +0000

What if a site talks about another site which offers copyrighted material but doesn’t provide links? Or what if a site discusses music or lists albums or songs? These would all require blocking also since it could give people ideas on what to search for. All file storage sites would need blocking. All FTP sites. Search engines themselves contain links to copyrighted material. Google would be blocked.

I don’t know what I need to avoid sharing because the cartels never publish a list such as they sent to Comcast. So who knows, and how can they blame anyone for sharing them?

By: Lars

Lars — Sun, 18 May 2008 18:13:10 +0000

“..eventually impose the telecommunications industry to block links to internet pages, that makes it possible to violate copyright”

This is certainly random censorship, as most Internet sites link to copyrighted material in some way, much of it being what its authors are offering, or linked pages contain links to other pages and so on. Every site thus would be required to be blocked. Stupidity at its finest.

The status quo at present would be that a certain amount of films are still sold in Sweden. These actions are intended not only to penalize “offenders” but also to force the public to buy all the products. If they collectively refused to do so, it would make the censorship worthless. Maybe that would create a big market for cheap pirated copies.

As long as artists still support the Big 4 music producers, the public will continue having trouble from them. Again, if artists would go independent online, or use other labels, most of these problems would disappear in time. Also if people stopped buying their product, artists would be forced to abandon them for other distribution methods or labels. Artists who contract with RIAA cronies do so either with blatant disregard for their fans welfare, or they are in agreement with the way they treat them and feel they do some good. These artists don’t deserve respect, and need to be taught a lesson through public sanctions.

By: DKperson

DKperson — Sun, 18 May 2008 14:59:07 +0000

This proposal is clearly written by
an IT illiterate.

It specifically says “to force the
telco. industry to block LINKS to any
INTERNET SITE” making copyright infringement possible !!!

So it HAS to be a link to be blocked,
and it only has to give the possibility of infringement to be a
candidate for the block list.

If this proposal passes .. well ..
speechless here

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sun, 18 May 2008 14:58:38 +0000

This proposal is clearly written by
an IT illiterate.

It specifically says “to force the
telco. industry to block LINKS to any
INTERNET SITE” making copyright infringement possible !!!

So it HAS to be a link to be blocked,
and it only has to give the possibility of infringement to be a
candidate for the block list.

If this proposal passes .. well ..
speechless here

By: neednewbed.com

neednewbed.com — Sun, 18 May 2008 14:57:26 +0000

The biggest argument against TPD is the child porn, if anything they support it being there.

Also us torrenters have come to rely too much on its tracker, and is too much of a central point of failure.

http://www.painfullback.com/

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