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Half man, Half Amazing · 02-01-2013, 02:43 PM

Oh I too would have been surprised if he would have had the courage to talk about the policy of the company he works for in regards to the rampant piracy they enable.

There were content creators in that crowd, there were people who were affected by the pirates that Leaseweb hosts and refuses to take any action against. Leaseweb wanted that panel to be a sales pitch to those people.

But we're kinda getting OT here. Let's talk about Leaseweb's policy which I laid out in the original post. Anyone creating content or that respects copyright should take a long hard look at how Leaseweb thinks of them and ask themselves if that's who they want to do business with.

02-01-2013, 02:43 PM
Half man, Half Amazing Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Capital Wasteland, DC Posts: 372	Oh I too would have been surprised if he would have had the courage to talk about the policy of the company he works for in regards to the rampant piracy they enable. There were content creators in that crowd, there were people who were affected by the pirates that Leaseweb hosts and refuses to take any action against. Leaseweb wanted that panel to be a sales pitch to those people. But we're kinda getting OT here. Let's talk about Leaseweb's policy which I laid out in the original post. Anyone creating content or that respects copyright should take a long hard look at how Leaseweb thinks of them and ask themselves if that's who they want to do business with. __________________ Is this gonna get ugly, now? Huh? I hope not. Because I thought what we were here, racial differences notwithstanding, was just a couple of old friends. You know, just both of us Californians.