• muell@lemmings.world
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    Don’t let them suppress our freedom of speech.

    Sharing is important to fighting back, that’s why they don’t want us to do it.

    • Lka1988@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      18 hours ago

      That’s not freedom of speech.

      Freedom of speech means you can criticize the government without fear of repercussions.

      Last I checked, reddit ≠ government

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        14 hours ago

        Freedom of speech isn’t limited to what’s written in the US constitution nor is it only applicable to governments.

  • bigkahuna1986@lemmy.ml
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    2 days ago

    Ah yes, the classic move to discord. I’m sure discord is much more tolerant of piracy than reddit.

    • wizardbeard@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      And calling out their plan to explicitly keep bypassing copyright and directing to where they plan to continue doing it.

      If Kodansha already has eyes on your subreddit, they’ll see this post and go after the Discord too. It’s only a matter of time.

      Don’t make it this easy for them.

      • Cousin Mose@lemmy.hogru.ch
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        If only there were an anonymous, distributed, peer-to-peer network where things like this could be hosted easily. cough i2p

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          So say we have an open WiFi guest network at work that’s got the general nanny filter on for “bad things in the UK workplace”.

          But say I brought and plugged in an old phone and started an i2p instance even thou it’s going to be heavily firewalled, you reckon it would still help out?

          Also, no need to mutter about i2p and I think with this current climate it’s a sensible thing to start help out with

          https://lemmy.world/c/i2p

    • Chewy@discuss.tchncs.de
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      I do wonder how Lemmy would be impacted by an influx of DMCA complaints. Instances would have to delete the content but I don’t think they have the manpower to do so.

      Instances like dbzer0 could also get taken down by complaining to the VPS provider if the instance operators wouldn’t comply.

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          First of all thank you for hosting this instance.

          PS: Irrelevant rambling without a point below.

          I don’t know how French/EU equivalents to DMCA take down requests work and how trigger-happy OVH is. Given services like real-debrid still operate, it won’t be as bad. From what I’ve heard Hetzner is quite strict when it comes to complaints, so I assume OVH is better.

          It’s good that you don’t allow direct linking to pirate content. It seems to me that on most platforms communities are closed prematurely to avoid further annoyances/complaints, even if they follow the law (like here).

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        db0 addressed this recently. The fun thing about the fediverse is that content is cached on all the different servers. In the case of ActivityPub it’s potentially thousands, and not even clear which ones it is or how many. So the complainant would have to go and order DMCA takedowns for each individual server. So the db0 server could be shut down completely but all of its’ content would still be readily accessible.

        Not sure of the legality of “making an example” of a specific server like db0. I think they probably have to make a DMCA request and then prove that you failed to comply but I’m not a lawyer.

        • db0@lemmy.dbzer0.comM
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          We’re not American, and as far as I know luxembourg doesn’t have dmca laws. But we anyway don’t allow direct linking to pirated content. Only discussion of said content and linking to tlds

            • db0@lemmy.dbzer0.comM
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              Typically it takes a lot more for dns to be lost. Let’s hope it never comes to that, especially since we don’t actually allow links to pirate content