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Well, companies like AlexHost are doing it and as long as local legislation don't touch them you and your DMCA can't do a shit to them. Their "we don't give a shit about DMCA" operat

No, you post your US- centric opinion about things you don't know much. Common sense have nothing to do with it. AlexHost is perfect example of this. And that's not because of their HQ is "hi

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Do you think that you could simply say: "Ah, who cares about DMCA's...", start ignoring them, reap the benefits of doing so, and have no consequences down the road? Unfortunately, bo

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They always can pull "think about children" crap or smth. I live in Lithuania, here is also "dmca free" views, but majority does not understand what it is, so polit

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To me it seems right opposite. But then again, I live in one of those countries where no one gives a shit about DMCA and you obviously don't so what would you know...

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So you can stick all DMCA complains into your a** as ISPs don't even forward them to us. On a national level. This may change in the future but for now it is what it is. Every EU directive need to be

Notice" without mentioning DMCA or EUCD at all), whether you're in Moldova or El Salvador -- you have to abide by it if your company and/or you use services from U.S. or EU entities.

DMCA is United States copyright law, beside that they are not even located or operate datacenter in the EU. They have their own Moldovan copyright laws, but that's still not DMCA so why would they car

AlexHost.com is one of the few (if not the only) EU datacenter that openly states that they offer DMCA ignored hosting, in spite of having an actual datacenter, their founders having public LinkedIn p

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All of these ignore DMCA, but always confirm and do your home work.

no dmca ignore

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