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Not everyone likes Dropship

• wladimir 16y ago
  Oh man can this die please... Why is techcrunch simply recycling a blog post, without taking its latter corrections into account.
  • arashf 16y ago
    I know - right? :-). (wladimir wrote dropship)
    • yid 16y ago
      Techcrunch/Techdirt simply recycling a misleading, provocative headline for pageviews? Color me shocked, shocked.
    • wladimir 16y ago
      Yeah :-) I never expected it to get out of hand like this.
• Queue29 16y ago
  This article is garbage.
• mrkurt 16y ago
  As far as I can tell, this story is suffering severely from the telephone effect. Some points: 1) As I understand it, Dropbox didn't remove the file, they removed public access to it. The file was still in the account, on attached computers, etc. 2) There was no DMCA takedown notice, there was an accidental notification sent to a user saying "we've received a takedown notice and acted on it". Dropbox didn't actually send anyone a formal takedown notice.