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>I can conclude nothing else from your stance but the fact you are either a troll or a paid shill. Typical response from the "everything is a conspiracy" crowd
by krelian 15y ago
>I can conclude nothing else from your stance but the fact you are either a troll or a paid shill.
Typical response from the "everything is a conspiracy" crowd that dominates these discussions so much.
Sure, people also used the service for legitimate purposes. If you think for one second that those people comprised more than 5% of the userbase (and that's being generous) or that Megaupload and similar services were setup to profit from those legitimate users and not from the pirates then you are simply being delusional. And there is no need for internal emails to reach that conclusion some experience and common sense will suffice.
- Karunamon 15y ago-snip, can't read, need coffee- Is it a valid service to provide server space and linking of files for sharing with other people? Yes it is. That's what would be called a significant non-infringing use (and it's the reason that Rapidshare isn't shut down). The fact that some people use it to break the law (much with guns, or computers, or any other tool) doesn't really change anything. >If you think for one second that those people comprised more than 5% of the userbase Prove it. The onus of proof is on you. Presumption of innocence and all that.