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>Why? Whatever the criticisms, they seem to have a highly effective strategy. If by effective, you mean "which doesn't work at all". After two years and millio
by joelthelion 15y ago
>Why? Whatever the criticisms, they seem to have a highly effective strategy.
If by effective, you mean "which doesn't work at all". After two years and millions spent, they are about to sue 60 people, over the whole country. People have simply moved from P2P between individuals to paying shady services for streaming.
I don't see how this qualifies as a success.
- Silhouette 15y agoYour entire argument rests on the premises that (a) it is better to have people misbehave and then sue them than to have them behave in the first place, and (b) this isn't dissuading anyone, it's just moving them to a different medium. I don't buy your theory in either case, and even if the latter is true, you're just arguing that HADOPI works when it has a target in its sights so they should be empowered to go after "shady services for streaming" as well as the P2P networks they are currently mandated to investigate.