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"What I understand is that your link is an opinion of someone and does not say anything until it has been tried in court."

Exactly, he says nothing so much that he has not been tested by a judge. And this is not the case, so we do not know if it is legal to make copies or download them. Voila, finally you confirm what I say.

"This Review Is Here"

Where? I asked you all the time to make a statement. Until now, you have not done it. And as interesting as you think it's better to know than a lawyer who has years of experience in this area and reports that this case law is not there at all. This also explains why you have not yet been able to show a statement

"Plus, there is an exception in the DMCA."

Where? Please cite a relevant quote

"The law and the judge say something that is diametrically opposed to your claims."

No.

"Just as you put the whole sentence to a great extent that it." Although an argument can be made for fair use. "DMCA says it's a fair use." [19659003] COULD be done. Do you understand what "could" mean? It does not say if it is in the courtroom. I can also argue against a judge that it is legal because SizzLor says so. You can argue what you want in the audience room. That the judge agrees with that, daf is a completely different story. In addition, you do not understand the context, whether legal or not for personal use if you own the original or not to make a copy or download, but that says nothing about hosting legal content protected by copyright is; because it's just not that; My sources and I confirm it, so I do not understand why you keep saying the opposite – I quoted the notes for you from you and from my sources! Do you want to continue to claim, then you also want to claim that here in the Netherlands, it would be legal, for example, to offer my home copies to everyone …? You do not believe that yourself? But that is the argument that you are trying to argue. And believe me, really not that the DMCA says that it's legal in the United States.

And again, if you want to say it: where does the DMCA exactly say …

We go around in circles, I give up – you repeat irrelevant things and refuse to discuss relevant content and sources. Endless repetition does not make it suddenly true.

This site contains copyrighted material. Nintendo is more likely to be right in the lawsuit because the distribution of copyrighted material is illegal; something that also clearly confirms your own links (see quote).

Ready, the rest does not matter.

[Reactie gewijzigd door WhatsappHack op 22 juli 2018 12:03]