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The best rebuttal would be to send a cease and desist right back. I mean... they can't prove that they have the copyright either.
by juiceandjuice 15y ago
The best rebuttal would be to send a cease and desist right back. I mean... they can't prove that they have the copyright either.
- PotatoEngineer 15y agoThe discourse so far has been pretty polite, aside from that last crack about "lifting" the content. It would be fun to send it back, but the reasonable response is just to reiterate the previous points about there being no copyright holder, and they will be happy to comply once there's some legally binding reason to do so.
- SoftwareMaven 15y agoWhich is never, thanks to fair use.
- joejohnson 15y agoI don't think that would be a good idea either: "...sending a takedown notice, if you are not the copyright holder, is what's actually against the law."
- chc 15y agoAs noted in other comments, this notice does not even mention copyright, so that law is irrelevant.
- monochromatic 15y agoA cease and desist letter is not a DMCA takedown notice.