Re:The cesspool of the internet is to be found in a village ...
by maccard on Saturday April 03, 2021 @05:12PM
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Has that ever been enforced, in any shape or form?
Re:The cesspool of the internet is to be found in a village ...
by salawat on Saturday April 03, 2021 @05:42PM
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You have to counterfile, but there's a poison pill in the regulation that by doing so you agree U.S. courts have jurisdiction, thereby nullifying any protections you have from being in another countries juridiction.
I mean, there is no getting around it if you want the countersuit to work and reflect poorly on the claimant, but you are agreeing to letting the U.S. have extra-territorial jurisdiction.
Re:The cesspool of the internet is to be found in a village ...
by maccard on Saturday April 03, 2021 @06:30PM
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If you're in the US then you're already under jurisdiction, right? Why wouldn't someone who is already under us jurisdiction try it?
Re:The cesspool of the internet is to be found in a village ...
by alisonkisk on Saturday April 03, 2021 @07:27PM
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Huh? If you aren't in the US you can ignore DMCA entirely.
> A DMCA claim (or takedown) is when a copyright holder notifies a service provider that they have infringing material on their site/service. It is also known as a “Notification of Infringement”. For example, Twitch has these guidelines for submitting DMCA claims. Essentially it boils down to send in writing who you are, who is infringing your rights, how they’re doing it, and swear under penalty of perjury that you are telling the truth.
https://blog.pretzel.rocks/lets-take-a-minute-to-talk-about-...