My TOS, as I mentioned states something something illegal activities. If all it takes is a third party accusation, then musicians should have no problem breaking their contracts either.
"Again, if someone were to complain to your car dealership/bank you got the car loan from that they saw a car with your licence plate driving on their private land, you'd be livid if the dealership/bank just repossessed your car (or sent engineers out to limit its max speed to far below the legal speed limit). You'd have been punished with no opportunity to dispute."
It boils down real simple.
ISP is punishing customer because of claims of illegal activity. Illegal activity is easy to prove as there will be Court documents of your conviction. No conviction? No illegal activity.
reread the article again before you start commenting
"...reread the article again before you start commenting. I do it anytime I have a point I want to make: I want to make sure that anything I say is relevant and not incorrect."
"Occasionally viewing or reading a brutal or sexual scene seems largely harmless, at least for grown-ups. But saturating ourselves with any set of images seems likely to mold our minds along particular channels."
This is why there are no full time jobs rating tv shows, games, books etc...Not one human being is capable of multiple exposure to the things we aren't allowed to see, read etc...
From the extortionists', we bring you more from the list of Six Strikes non-defenses.
"The specific objections here: irrelevant, lacks foundation and/or personal knowledge, hearsay, speculation, argumentative, assumes facts not in evidence, improper characterization of evidence, improper authentication of document."
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Re: Wish I could +10
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IT IS THE LAW!
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Re: Et tu
On the post: Six Strikes Is Just 'Soft SOPA'
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My TOS, as I mentioned states something something illegal activities. If all it takes is a third party accusation, then musicians should have no problem breaking their contracts either.
Our Judges opinion on trolls is still Prendang.
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On the post: Six Strikes Is Just 'Soft SOPA'
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People keep repeating this without providing one.
Going by mine, something something illegal activity.
What is this supposed illegal activity?
Where are the Court records of conviction?
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It boils down real simple.
ISP is punishing customer because of claims of illegal activity. Illegal activity is easy to prove as there will be Court documents of your conviction. No conviction? No illegal activity.
On the post: Reuters Editor Faces 10 Years In Prison Because Vandalism Is A Federal Crime When It Involves Computers
reread the article again before you start commenting
Good advice for all!
I hate it when I miss this step.
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Is that the opposite of talking out of your ass?
On the post: Judge Wright Orders Second Prenda Hearing, Tells Everyone They Better Actually Show Up This Time
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On the post: Judge Wright Orders Second Prenda Hearing, Tells Everyone They Better Actually Show Up This Time
There won't be a request for alimony until the divorce papers are filed. Steeles' wife won't file unless she hears about his new cellmate, Ben Dover.
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Re: "Failure" by another name
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I like to catch my own through the ice though.
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On the post: Newspaper Publisher Disturbed By His Own Reaction To Walking Dead; Thinks Censorship Might Be The Answer
This is why there are no full time jobs rating tv shows, games, books etc...Not one human being is capable of multiple exposure to the things we aren't allowed to see, read etc...
On the post: PETA Goes After Assassin's Creed For Its Depiction Of Whaling; Ubisoft Responds With A Heaping Dose Of Sarcasm
"We don't like meat,
but we sure like the bone"
PETA?
That is all I have ever got out of the couple of ads of theirs that I have seen.
Save a whale, exploit a woman. Right Peta?
On the post: Team Prenda Does Not Show Up In Court; Judge Is Not Amused
Re: Re: WE'RE not amused, either, Mike.
On the post: Prenda's Brett Gibbs Objects To Pretty Much Everything, Including Use Of Hansmeier Deposition
"The specific objections here: irrelevant, lacks foundation and/or personal knowledge, hearsay, speculation, argumentative, assumes facts not in evidence, improper characterization of evidence, improper authentication of document."