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So you’re telling the people reporting things it’s /their/ fault that this activity is thriving? Amazon bears no responsibility for taking a complaint like this
by thatoneuser 8y ago
So you’re telling the people reporting things it’s /their/ fault that this activity is thriving? Amazon bears no responsibility for taking a complaint like this in /any/ channel and making an appropriate response? Come on.
This isn’t a mom and pop store. This isn’t a company that can’t figure out logistics. This is amazon. If they don’t forward these complaints to the right place of their own volition, then they aren’t working hard enough to abide by the law. Fair is fair. Corporations need some responsibility to go with all their privileges.
- hopler 8y agoYou're not wrong, but Amazon isn't going to do the government's job for it. If they can get away with stealing, they will.
- pergadad 8y agoBreaking safe harbor rules, stuffing & adding counterfeits,... The only issue is outings that it's too costly to sue them and they'll find a way to weasel their way out of it.
- Spivak 8y agoI don't really see how Amazon is breaking safe harbor rules. The case law surrounding OCILLA makes it very clear the service providers have no obligation to seek out copyrighted content on their site and instead rely near exclusively on reports from copyright holders.