>I don't see how this would work when the URL lists are full of regexps etc. I guess you could distribute a compiled finite automaton instead of a list of hash

>I don't see how this would work when the URL lists are full of regexps etc. I guess you could distribute a compiled finite automaton instead of a list of hashed values. It would make searching GitHub for "infringing lists" much harder (even harder than hashes). Nevertheless, I agree with "We shouldn't have to pursue a technical solution". There's no point in trying to act like a Mr. smarty-pants in legal situations, as most technical solutions might not work out as expected in court.