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Yes. Too many people use DMCA complaints to their....advantage.

on the somewhat related news http://yro.slashdot.org/story/14/11/06/0435252/terrorists-used-false-dmca-claims-to-get-personal-data-of-anti-islamic-youtuber

Of course a DMCA complaint has to be verified. As a provider, the point of the DMCA is to limit our own liability. If we receive an improper complaint and suspend access to a client's site, then we

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DMCA? What DMCA? (Image)

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No, by fake i mean automated. Normally, DMCAs must be done by an individual who can support the penalty for perjury, an automated program cant, however, if the DMCA seems like pointing to a real issue

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Completely agree, the robots can be sued for inacurate DMCA requests, you can put a lot of links to /dev/null that look like /donload-microsoft-office-2013 /download-insert-latest-batspiderman-movie-h

Basically, the question is: Would you host sites like orlydb although it creates DMCA complaints? Because as said I am working on an information site, that would in my opinion be 100% legal, but could

Related? http://yro.slashdot.org/story/14/11/06/0435252/terrorists-used-false-dmca-claims-to-get-personal-data-of-anti-islamic-youtuber

Why I wrote US-only in my initial response was simply because if you have to comply with US laws (read, DMCA) then what else should one do? Simply suspend because it says DMCA, regardless of any valid

text only still can be dmca-ing, like trademark words/image.

True, but in the US you have to verify and act upon it, while outside of US jurisdiction you only have to comply with local law and can bin anything DMCA-specific.

It's not about the country though. An illegitimate DMCA request is illegitimate in the US too. I am not asking to ignore DMCA messages and I think when it's legitimate everyone in the world should com

The thing here is, that I would like to run an information site (but without scam download links like orly does) too. That said, of course there is absolutely nothing illegal about it, but it would cl

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as a policy we ignore DMCA. EU company not american company.