The entire porn industry is full of illegal activities and actions, yet all they do is complain about what others do to them, never looking at how they should start with cleaning up their own shit first.

Taking down Oron is just one aspect of the pending litigation.

The plaintiffs want to go after the resellers who profited most AND downloaders who presumably paid for higher download speeds.  It would be the first time that a lawsuit targeted the occasional downloader.  They are also trying to link all parties to the enterprise, i.e. making the downloaders responsible parties just as much as Oron or the resellers.

As much as the plaintiffs want Oron shut down, they want their activity date and the IP addresses of those who downloaded content.

They will soon be joined by other plaintiffs and since Oron’s financial assets are largely out of reach, the only way to make money on this litigation is to after individuals with settlement offers.

That’s the larger game here.

Taking out Oron is step one.  Getting them to hand over logs, etc. is step two.

Amateur ftw!