Not a lawyer, but I think this case is well covered, at least in Europe. Users can't be held responsible when the offer looks legit and the average person could

Not a lawyer, but I think this case is well covered, at least in Europe. Users can't be held responsible when the offer looks legit and the average person couldn't tell that it's illegal. Now what would be really interesting is a web torrent site that looks professional and broadly claims to be a legit service funded by ads. Right now, that would be a legal loophole. Not that it prevents right holders from sending cease and desist letters, but they'd be legally void.