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March 01, 2015, 11:40:50 AM
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Quote from: randy8777 link=topic=970897.ink al#msg10619298 date=1425208527
i thought bitcoiners actually liked Kim, not sure why there is so much hate towards him for offering file sharing service.
no one can stop piracy. people will always look for free stuff.
i think almost all of file hosting service contains piracy stuff
too bad that megaupload seized by FBI years ago
even though many people hate him because he owned file sharing service, i think there are more people loved him because his service give them a chance to have piracy stuff Tongue
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March 01, 2015, 11:56:19 AM
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Kim DotCom is a disgusting bloated fat pig.  He peddles in illegal stolen wares.  He profits from the illicit use of other people's creations.  Most around here don't like copyright, but it remains legitimate law.  Nerds love 'free' movies, but it is killing the people who produce movies just like the music industry.

Do we really need to have bitcoin involved in more criminal uses?  Do we really want to associate bitcoin as this go to tool for assholes who want to steal?  

Bitcoin will be great as soon as we get rid of the anarchy assholes think its primary use is to traverse the law.


Kim Schmitz is merely a dirty filthbag.  I don't accept him as an ambassador for Bitcoin.

You are ignoring the fact that Megaupload gave entertainment companies direct access to Megaupload's servers, allowing copyright owners to delete infringing content themselves. Megaupload also deleted content if you filed a DMCA complaint, so your arguments are completely baseless and your name-calling is also not appropriate.

Do you have a solid source for this? I find it hard to believe they gave companies direct access though I'm sure they complied with DMCA notcies as would most file hosting sites.
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March 01, 2015, 05:06:47 PM
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I wish I had more money to spend on BTC ,Get the champagne ready!!

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March 01, 2015, 05:51:32 PM
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Kim DotCom is a disgusting bloated fat pig.  He peddles in illegal stolen wares.  He profits from the illicit use of other people's creations.  Most around here don't like copyright, but it remains legitimate law.  Nerds love 'free' movies, but it is killing the people who produce movies just like the music industry.

Do we really need to have bitcoin involved in more criminal uses?  Do we really want to associate bitcoin as this go to tool for assholes who want to steal?  

Bitcoin will be great as soon as we get rid of the anarchy assholes think its primary use is to traverse the law.


Kim Schmitz is merely a dirty filthbag.  I don't accept him as an ambassador for Bitcoin.

You are ignoring the fact that Megaupload gave entertainment companies direct access to Megaupload's servers, allowing copyright owners to delete infringing content themselves. Megaupload also deleted content if you filed a DMCA complaint, so your arguments are completely baseless and your name-calling is also not appropriate.

Do you have a solid source for this? I find it hard to believe they gave companies direct access though I'm sure they complied with DMCA notcies as would most file hosting sites.

I've read it on an article about a year or two ago, but Kim Dotcom also created a whitepaper in which he states:

http://kim.com/whitepaper.pdf
Page 4, Last paragraph:
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While Megaupload systematically responded to countless DMCA take-down notices, it went even
further to guard against copyright violations. It voluntarily gave major copyright holders direct
access to its servers to remove links they considered to be infringing – without any oversight by
Megaupload – and without requiring them to follow statutory take-down notice procedures.

My previous post is incorrect though, they gave direct access to delete links, but not data. I presume this is the reason that they lost the court case, as the DMCA actually requires you do delete the data, not just block access to it.
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March 01, 2015, 05:58:28 PM
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You are ignoring the fact that Megaupload gave entertainment companies direct access to Megaupload's servers, allowing copyright owners to delete infringing content themselves. Megaupload also deleted content if you filed a DMCA complaint, so your arguments are completely baseless and your name-calling is also not appropriate.

although that is true it was a drop in the bucket and the same files on megauplad existed with multiple links to them.  dmca complaints only removed these links to the files NOT the actual files themselves.  mega upload core business model was megavideo and piracy.  there are many companies to this day that run the same model.

i thought bitcoiners actually liked Kim, not sure why there is so much hate towards him for offering file sharing service.
no one can stop piracy. people will always look for free stuff.

MEGAUPLOAD was about PIRACY.  MEGA.CO.NZ is about PRIVACY!

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March 01, 2015, 08:01:45 PM
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KimDotCom's advocacy of Bitcoin is likely to bump the price quite a bit.  he's a huge player with a solid service and massive userbase!

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March 01, 2015, 08:13:29 PM
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KimDotCom's advocacy of Bitcoin is likely to bump the price quite a bit.  he's a huge player with a solid service and massive userbase!
The degree to which Mega bumps the exchange rate of Bitcoin in the long term will depend on what fraction of his profits he retains as BTC.
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March 01, 2015, 08:31:11 PM
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KimDotCom's advocacy of Bitcoin is likely to bump the price quite a bit.  he's a huge player with a solid service and massive userbase!
The degree to which Mega bumps the exchange rate of Bitcoin in the long term will depend on what fraction of his profits he retains as BTC.

After having all his assets seized and his merchant processing suspended I would expect him to start retaining a good percentage of his savings in bitcoin... but that may take a while because he says he is broke after transferring his remaining assets to family members :

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/11/kim-dotcom-im-officially-broke-after-transferring-remaining-assets/

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March 01, 2015, 09:02:47 PM
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KimDotCom's advocacy of Bitcoin is likely to bump the price quite a bit.  he's a huge player with a solid service and massive userbase!
The degree to which Mega bumps the exchange rate of Bitcoin in the long term will depend on what fraction of his profits he retains as BTC.

True, but he wouldn't be banking on the fact that his tweet will actually cause a pump in the price.
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