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Chrysalis · 04-04-2010, 04:54

Mr Angry you still havent answered my question.

As far as I am concerned someone finding my ip on a torrent tracker is NOT sufficient evidence.

So will isps be cutting off users based on that sort of information after the bill is passed?

Proper legal process which is fair is for the end user's computer to be examined for the content and after that evidence that they have distributed the material. Yes its a lot of work and yes life is a bitch, but everyone else outside of the industry also has to follow these kind of procedures for prosecutions.

So posting me an AUP which states if I break the law I can be cutoff is completely irrelevant.

Just so this is clarified I dont use torrents, and I dont download music. So this is not about myself its about having a proper legal process.

04-04-2010, 04:54	#44
Chrysalis cf.mega poster Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 12,047	re: Digital Economy Act 2010 [Was "DE Bill Not Passed, BiS Consulting Already"] Mr Angry you still havent answered my question. As far as I am concerned someone finding my ip on a torrent tracker is NOT sufficient evidence. So will isps be cutting off users based on that sort of information after the bill is passed? Proper legal process which is fair is for the end user's computer to be examined for the content and after that evidence that they have distributed the material. Yes its a lot of work and yes life is a bitch, but everyone else outside of the industry also has to follow these kind of procedures for prosecutions. So posting me an AUP which states if I break the law I can be cutoff is completely irrelevant. Just so this is clarified I dont use torrents, and I dont download music. So this is not about myself its about having a proper legal process.