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Sunday July 23 13:45:40 2006 Re: 88 minutes (moved from The Discussion Page) |
Van wrote:
> (unsigned poster) wrote: > > ------- > > It looks to me like the damsel *not* Alicia & *not* > dangling upside down has a gun. My bet is she (if she > *is* a she) is the perp/villian(ess). She looks > connected 'cause she's holding the rope suspending Ms. > Not-Alicia. Then again, the video quality is so poor > there could be dragons & hobbits hiding in the frame > & we wouldn't know it. > > First person to get me HDTV quality caps of Alicia gagged > & tied to the chair gets lifetime *FREE ACCESS* to > VAN's FiCTiON!! :-) http://www.restrainedtastes.com/van/ Uhh... just to clarify, this was bumped off the Discussion Forum 'cause I made my little joke about free membership (VAN's FiCTiON is, was, & always will be a free site), but whenever hi-res Alicia-closeup-gagged-in-88-Minutes caps do face, I *would* appreciate it if someone dropped me a line. :-) |
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Sunday July 23 13:48:31 2006 HELP!!!!! |
This post was deleted. Poster: C. Reason: You've already asked. You are NOT allowed to pester people. |
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Sunday July 23 16:56:48 2006 Re: 88 minutes (moved from The Discussion Page) |
Van wrote:
> > First person to get me HDTV quality caps of Alicia > Uhh... just to clarify, this was bumped off the > Discussion Forum 'cause I made my little joke about free > membership Well, no. It was because you requested caps. All requests need to be on Trade. |
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Sunday July 23 17:52:12 2006 Re: MJ/Youtube Discussion |
Dannysuling wrote:
> 1. There are costs invovled (time, money, etc.) in > putting up high quality mainstream clips that the > webmaster him/herself has prepared from a broadcast or > DVD. While it would be naive for the site owner to > believe that nobody will download those clips (hah!), it > is a legitimate expectation that other site owners won't > poach--at least, not immediately. It's not a legal issue, > but one that points to whether or not there is a > community that supports and respects each other. My > feeling is that these aspirations toward a community are > important--but it would also be naive of us to expect > that everyone shares that ethos. So, we shouldn't make a > big deal of poaching when we encounter it. Goes with the > territory. And, as many have already noted, it's not as > if those mainstream clips belonged to anyone but the big > entertainment conglomerates that produced them in the > first place. I'm sort of conflicted on this. I don't mind my stuff going around, but when people grab my stuff (it's pretty obvious when it happens because only a few people (i.e. my trained minions) cap at the same quality as I do) and sell a DVD with 10 clips for $10, it bugs me. A lot. > 2. On the other hand, sites like MJ's do also have > proprietary clips and videos that the site owner actually > owns the rights to. And poaching these clips over to > another broadcasting site (like Youtube) is not only > unethical but illegal; it's copyright violation. Yup, and it is much, much, much more common in the porn world. Know a gal in the industry and she is constantly having to chase down russian assholes who grab a copy of her site and sell it as their own. Of course, there is money to be made there, in didcaps not so much - nobody expects to have to pay for this stuff (and very few people do anything like trade). I > 3. There is no "personal use" clause in U.S. > copyright law or in the Berne Convention on Copyright. > However, there are "fair use" clauses Which are so poorly defined that they are basically useless. Hell, we still don't know if ripping a cd to a aac or mp3 to put on your ipod is legal. All we have is "nobody has gotten sued for it yet"s > So all those guys on Youtube, as well as all the > well-known ones (you know who you are, and we love you) > ought not to be posting mainstream clips without at least > an awareness of the risks re intellectual property > issues. And 2257 BS, but that really doesn't apply if you dont live in the states. The main thing I am worried about is that on youtube, people can stumble onto our clips and then onto the rest of the community. I think that we could, quite frankly, do without any additional exposure. Some mormons got sued (successfully) about a week ago for buying dvds, taking out the naughty bits and selling the cleaned version to other mormons for an extra 5 bucks. Keep in mind that they bought a copy of the original movie each and every single time they made a cleaned copy. |
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