Habeas Suing Spam Haiku Abusers
from the will-it-really-help? dept
When Habeas first announced their plans to make spam a copyright issue by embedding a haiku in all your email headers that would let you put “conditions” on usage, I was very skeptical. First, it seemed like too big of a step for most users to take, and more importantly, I didn’t think it would matter at all to most spammers who would continue to rely on the fact that they couldn’t be found. Well, now the strategy is being put to the test, as Habeas has
filed lawsuits against five entities that they say violated the haiku strategy. It remains to be seen if their legal premise is sound, and whether or not they’ll actually be able to get any money out of spammers. If they are successful, however, they’ll certainly get a lot more attention from potential users.
Comments on “Habeas Suing Spam Haiku Abusers”
failed
It’ll fail, because in this world only big corporations can file lawsuits for copyright infringement and win.
Us mere mortals won’t get taken seriously.