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- anime, manga, magic the gathering, D&D, play by post role playing
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I found Vat19.com on youtube.com this morning and it looks kind of cool. Its time like this that I wish that I had a little extra money on hand. This is just one of their products.
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osJ237O8qYA&feature=plcp&context=C30acb80UDOEgsToPDskIaWohnH9BfjSLAt1od9Hjr [/YOUTUBE]
And here is a link to the web site. [url=http://www.vat19.com/?adid=youtube]Vat19.com: Unique Gifts & Unusual Gift Ideas[/url]
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osJ237O8qYA&feature=plcp&context=C30acb80UDOEgsToPDskIaWohnH9BfjSLAt1od9Hjr [/YOUTUBE]
And here is a link to the web site. [url=http://www.vat19.com/?adid=youtube]Vat19.com: Unique Gifts & Unusual Gift Ideas[/url]
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I am planing to wright reviews for:
Fairy Tail
Hetalia World Series
Vandread
ChäoS;HEAd
But I will probably be setting up a blog on Tumbler, for these reviews, so they might not be here.
Fairy Tail
Hetalia World Series
Vandread
ChäoS;HEAd
But I will probably be setting up a blog on Tumbler, for these reviews, so they might not be here.
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[URL="http://cksolutions.ie/sopa/"]http://cksolutions.ie/sopa/[/URL] I am currently reading this article and it is very informative. If you don't think that SOPA will affect people outside of the USA you're wrong
[QUOTE] Second, SOPA also allows anyone in the world who is posting any sort of copyrighted material to be sued, and possibly imprisoned for up to five years. This is not strictly limited to America. In 2011, a 23-year old British student named Richard O’ Dwyer was facing extradition for providing links to copyrighted material. He did not even post the copyrighted material on his page and what he did was not illegal in England. President Obama sent in the U.S. Department of Immigration to extradite him![/QUOTE] (( Sopa is bad news for internet users [url]http://cksolutions.ie/sopa/[/url]))
Honestly what aright dose the USA have to police the world!? There are a few reasons for extraditing some one, to another country to be tried in court, and maybe copyright law should be one of them. However, making people criminals for linking to copyrighted material is probably going to far.
Here is an example, what if I wanted to link to Funimations web site to show people where they could buy, and anime that I was reviewing? Under SOPA I would be a felony. Never mind that I was only trying to show people, where they could legitimately buy something, while going out of my way to promote a show or movie that I love. I don't know vary much about the case mentioned above and will have to research it later.
But my point is this, the more that I learn about SOPA the more that I hate it. I am all for protecting copyright and supporting artist and distributors, after all they have to make a living too and sport themselves and or their family's. But, what I want is a better definition of copyright and fair use, so that people don't have to police themselves every time they are creating content to post on line.
In the end its like this Big Brother is watching us, and there is no way that things will end well, if SOPA passes. I hope that it is declared unconstitutional and killed, before things get really bad.
[QUOTE] Second, SOPA also allows anyone in the world who is posting any sort of copyrighted material to be sued, and possibly imprisoned for up to five years. This is not strictly limited to America. In 2011, a 23-year old British student named Richard O’ Dwyer was facing extradition for providing links to copyrighted material. He did not even post the copyrighted material on his page and what he did was not illegal in England. President Obama sent in the U.S. Department of Immigration to extradite him![/QUOTE] (( Sopa is bad news for internet users [url]http://cksolutions.ie/sopa/[/url]))
Honestly what aright dose the USA have to police the world!? There are a few reasons for extraditing some one, to another country to be tried in court, and maybe copyright law should be one of them. However, making people criminals for linking to copyrighted material is probably going to far.
Here is an example, what if I wanted to link to Funimations web site to show people where they could buy, and anime that I was reviewing? Under SOPA I would be a felony. Never mind that I was only trying to show people, where they could legitimately buy something, while going out of my way to promote a show or movie that I love. I don't know vary much about the case mentioned above and will have to research it later.
But my point is this, the more that I learn about SOPA the more that I hate it. I am all for protecting copyright and supporting artist and distributors, after all they have to make a living too and sport themselves and or their family's. But, what I want is a better definition of copyright and fair use, so that people don't have to police themselves every time they are creating content to post on line.
In the end its like this Big Brother is watching us, and there is no way that things will end well, if SOPA passes. I hope that it is declared unconstitutional and killed, before things get really bad.
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