Noel Stoutenberg:
> I believe if I had been in his place, I would have temporarily
removed > the offending scores, and demanded more information on exactly
what
> copyright infringement is being claimed.
From reading the text of the c&d letter, I believe that the UE demands
were twofold. 1) Not to allow EU ip addresses to download material
copyrighted in the EU. This was easily accomplished by removing
offending materials.
The more difficult demand was that they prevent EU ip addresses from
uploading copyrighted material, which effectively meant banning all EU
members from uploading at all. It would have required IP filtering,
which is beyond what this young person was able to afford.
--
Robert Patterson
http://RobertGPatterson.com
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