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> and the record companies had to submit every song they did not want to get shared along with an explanation to every person who had Napster installed. ...whe
by DaiPlusPlus 2y ago
> and the record companies had to submit every song they did not want to get shared along with an explanation to every person who had Napster installed.
...when did that ever happen? The post-Napster-but-pre-BitTorrent era (coincidentally, the same time-period as the BonziBuddy-era) was when Morpheus, KaZaA, eDonkey, Limewire, et cetera were relevant, and they got-away-with-it, in-part, by denying they had any ability to moderate their users' file-sharing; there was no "submitting of every song" to an exclusion-list because there was no exclusion-list or filtering in the first place.
- orra 2y agoThis almost got me too, but you missed GP’s point. See their next paragraph beginning “Or”. (It's about double standards for individual versus corporate copyright infringement.)