If their real information was never voluntarily connected to their pseudonymous information, it is a direct violation of their right to and expectation of privacy.
...is a cesspool of self-righteous crusaders. Ruining people's lives for what amounts to harmless actions is fucked up. Anyone who agrees with this is a fucking psychopath.
Another instance of "too drunk to consent"? Unless he poured the booze down her throat, this case was stupid to begin with. Anything to place blame elsewhere after the fact...
Some serious "Doom-saying" on this topic. Unless I'm mistaken, they made the entire language from scratch for Skyrim, so I'd say they have some ownership interest in anything that utilizes it.
As for "cashing in on the meme", isn't that what every one else is doing, on something that isn't theirs to begin with?
Actually, "intent to defraud" must be proven, which hopefully would not be possible when dealing with pixels or one-sided pictures printed out on a blank sheet of paper.
Weren't a lot of anonymous people named and put at risk of reprisals and death at the hands of groups hostile to the US? Seems like a pretty valid charge to me.
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On the post: Reddit, Trolling, Doxxing, Free Speech & Anonymity: Whoo Boy, Is This Stuff Complicated
Gawker...
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Re: actually the entire situation is 100% false
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As for "cashing in on the meme", isn't that what every one else is doing, on something that isn't theirs to begin with?
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(a)probably had no intent of that
(b)was held liable for what OTHERS might have done
Bullshit law is still bullshit...
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1.) Just like Trademark laws, IP laws should cover COMMERCIAL activities only.
Just let businesses fight it out after that.
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On the post: Since The RIAA & MPAA Say That A Copy Is Just As Valuable As The Original, Send Them A Copy Of Money
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You just broke your point in the same post.
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