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Re:How we got 100,000 visitors without noticing by StavrosK on Sunday October 03, 2010 @05:06PM (#1753619)
Ah, no, our users cache pages, but if they want the cache world-readable, they need to explicitly click the "publish" link.

Thank you for the information, I'll talk to our lawyer about it just to be safe.

Re:How we got 100,000 visitors without noticing by carbocation on Sunday October 03, 2010 @05:10PM (#1753630)
I wanted to let you know that I didn't mean to disappear without responding, but that sounddust expressed what I was thinking already so I don't have much to add. I did not know that the world-readable bit was opt-in; I think that's a good start, and I'm glad you're getting legal advice on this topic.
Re:How we got 100,000 visitors without noticing by StavrosK on Monday October 04, 2010 @03:39AM (#1754922)
Ah, that's the nature of online commenting! Thank you for your concern, we'll talk to a lawyer to clarify this (perhaps in the ToS).

Thanks again!

Re:How we got 100,000 visitors without noticing by bananaandapple on Monday October 04, 2010 @04:47AM (#1755044)
I thought you were european? The DMCA safe-harbor laws don't apply to you.
Re:How we got 100,000 visitors without noticing by StavrosK on Monday October 04, 2010 @07:19AM (#1755287)
I am, I'm in the UK. I know the DMCA safe-harbor laws don't apply, but neither does the DMCA. Copyright law is similar everywhere, however, so I just wanted to get an idea. I have a lawyer researching this right now, though. Thanks again!
Re:How we got 100,000 visitors without noticing by bananaandapple on Sunday October 17, 2010 @09:50AM (#1800293)
That's not true.

Your copyright law is similar to the US or Israel based one, not so strict as the main european one, which is based on the napolion code and is very very strict.

Re:How we got 100,000 visitors without noticing by StavrosK on Sunday October 17, 2010 @10:03AM (#1800322)
I see, thank you. Our lawyer advised us to add a clause to the ToS and we, of course, take action against copyright infringement.

Thanks for the feedback!