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Still sounds like someone else's land, just with more faith in their behaviour.
by morkalork 3y ago
Still sounds like someone else's land, just with more faith in their behaviour.
- rglullis 3y agoTo go back: the problem with your analogy is that it's not about the land, it's about the house. ThePirateBay didn't build their solution on the premise that they would have an irrevocable right to their domain name. If the land owner decided to take back the land (like they did, many times) TPB could simply take their things and move elsewhere (like they did, many times). I don't think I ever saw someone from TPB saying "oh, they took our domain, it's so unfair!", instead what I hear them saying is "we are building magnet-links and a bunch of redundant proxies so that our service continues to exist even if we lose all the domains we have.