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Interesting, though it does raise the question of why it is so often referred to as such and how punitive measures (such as the proposed three strikes policy) could work if the activity isn't against the law. Would be good to see another source on this.
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Very Good Point but I guess a ISP could put it in there/your Contract that they can have a 3 Strike RuleDavid wrote:Interesting, though it does raise the question of why it is so often referred to as such and how punitive measures (such as the proposed three strikes policy) could work if the activity isn't against the law. Would be good to see another source on this.
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I see, that makes more sense.
Another question is why no Australian government has thought to criminalise it. It might be rarely enforceable, but if nothing else having a statute there would probably help their cause I would have thought.
Another question is why no Australian government has thought to criminalise it. It might be rarely enforceable, but if nothing else having a statute there would probably help their cause I would have thought.
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As I think that they Know we get the Raw End of the Deal from the Massive Entertainment Companies.David wrote:I see, that makes more sense.
Another question is why no Australian government has thought to criminalise it. It might be rarely enforceable, but if nothing else having a statute there would probably help their cause I would have thought.
Though Rupert Murdoch and Graham Burke are trying there best to Change that. Most likely from Bribery
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Sorry. Did not read it rightSkids wrote:Why? I don't download much, a bit of music on my phone, that's it.Dave The Man wrote:That is just 3 Stupid QuestionsSkids wrote:What do you download?
Why? What do you do with it?
And don't call me stupid ya bully
I just do what Normal people do on the Internet. Stuff I look at to possibly download are Retro Video Games,AFL,Porn,Wrestling and Other Sports
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