amicus_curious wrote:
The district court then dismissed the injunction on the basis
> that the plaintiff had not shown that there was any non-monetary
> harm either and pointed to a Supreme Court opinion that has
> modified the Draconian terms of some of the previously held
copyright doctrines.

That "had not shown" is literal - the district court said that
the plaintiffs could refile their complaint and detail the
non-monetary harm.

For what it's worth, I think the district court did not properly
follow the appeals court decision. But we'll see what happens.
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