> Nintendo has a long history of lying in legal documents like DMCAs to take content that doesn't please them down. Something something that's capitalism. But

> Nintendo has a long history of lying in legal documents like DMCAs to take content that doesn't please them down. Something something that's capitalism. But seriously, what do we do as responsible consumers and voters to prevent this? Should there be a measurable penalty for knowingly lying on DMCA takedown orders, something proportional to the estimation of attempted damages caused? It's obviously anticompetitive, but can anything be done?