talkingtiki

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   by talkingtiki 17y ago

   That's good snark lather, but if you actually look at the collectorz.com forums, you find that yes, the email WAS as bad as all that: http://www.collectorz.com/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=15...
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   by talkingtiki 17y ago

   "Dear customer: We've recently been informed by Amazon, our service provider, that our products may infringe upon certain usage restrictions. As a result, the product you've purchased may experience decreased functionality. We are working w
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   The most hilarious "Amazon shut off our API access" email ever.(jasonbentley.posterous.com)

   12 points by talkingtiki 17y ago|16 comments
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   by talkingtiki 17y ago

   Ugh, this nonsense again?
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   by talkingtiki 17y ago

   You probably should get really angry, cuz you seem to have a insider's view into Scribd's back end. If not, then you're just bloviating and making strawman arguments that don't really stand up.
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   by talkingtiki 17y ago

   Because "compelling evidence" can be easily fabricated. Just ask all the writers that have had their works expunged from the Internet because an ex-wife, ex-writing partner, or angry reader decided to claim copyright infringement in order t
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   by talkingtiki 17y ago

   Think what you want about Scribd, the case is really loopy and weird.
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   Scribd sued over copyright(arstechnica.com)

   34 points by talkingtiki 17y ago|31 comments
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   Ask HN: Is PLR/MRR/RR "rebranded" marketing content bad for UGC sites?

   4 points by talkingtiki 17y ago|2 comments