I . .agree. I opened my comment with the line “What’s the recourse, then” for precisely this reason. I’m calling the rogue elements of the internet, ie ad netw

I . .agree. I opened my comment with the line “What’s the recourse, then” for precisely this reason. I’m calling the rogue elements of the internet, ie ad networks that behave in a scummy manner with zero transparency, integrity and self regulation , as the bad nodes. I don’t advocate for the blocking of IPs , I advocate for legal challenges that provoke a wider response (regulatory, policy, etc). The judicial system staying largely silent instead of issuing rulings in favor of the plaintiff that at least find the Content to be of a stolen and illegal nature while dismissing the petition to block the IPs , gives them some recourse in law. . .right now, the status is ambiguous , so allowed. Which is really pathetic of us as a society.