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Honest answer: it really just depends on how much money you can throw at the problem in a legal sense.
by thr0wawayf00 4y ago
Honest answer: it really just depends on how much money you can throw at the problem in a legal sense.
- rolph 4y agoevery court case requiring a copyright troll to defend itself, is one less case allowing a troll to attack someone unable to fend it off. tortuous interference with a business is a good angle to start from. malignant process or malfeasance may be possible as well.