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How is that a problem? Nothing is stopping people from seeding their content themselves or archiving it...
by def_true_false 9y ago
How is that a problem? Nothing is stopping people from seeding their content themselves or archiving it...
- enzanki_ars 9y agoYes, but it relies on people actively doing so. For example, look at the following torrent of the 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremony in 3D [1]. Yes, it is an illegal video copy, but a video that there are no legal ways to access anymore. This torrent has no seeders and because I don't have a copy, I therefore can't seed it. [1]: https://thepiratebay.org/torrent/7487775/2012_Olympics_Opening_Ceremony_3D_SBS_720p https://thepiratebay.org/torrent/7487775/2012_Olympics_Openi...
- def_true_false 9y agoHow is this going to be a problem if the owner/publisher takes care of the seeding (i.e. they run a seeding node instead of or in addition to serving the content the traditional way)? IP laws have almost nothing to do with the way the content is delivered...