May 27, 201115 yr This is going to be a huge problem with a lot of sites all over the web. Maybe even your site(s) http://www.trevorhallmarketing.com/protect-ip-bill-has-passed-by-the-senate-comittee-what-this-could-mean-for-the-internet
May 27, 201115 yr What with this an the EU law on cookies, i'm starting to see net neutrality disappearing rapidly.
May 27, 201115 yr Author Im starting to see free speech on the internet completely disappearing. Also courtrooms filling up with useless cases, so the big guy can stomp on the little guy.
May 28, 201115 yr The rules may change but suspect the games will continue as piracy becomes a clandestine activity once again.
May 28, 201115 yr The more they ban the more stuff will come. It´s just like forbidden firework. People here in the Netherlands goes to Belgium to buy them and fires them off in The Netherlands but do you see that happen in Belgium where you are allowed to fire of the fireworks 24 per day? No cause of the ban issue. That's just the problem of law. Edited May 28, 201115 yr by kensha
May 28, 201115 yr Author Spam is a problem but we have learn to deal with it. One of the things that bothers me the most is what if you are reviewing a news story and put your own opinion in on it, that could technically get your site and domain removed from the net.
May 28, 201115 yr Author Put it on your blog I don't care I'd rather let people know about it before they find out from their site being removed,deleted etc.
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