More english-speaking hosts than not outside US would require a client to follow DMCA and requests from US LE to hand over info or just shut down a site

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Except the huge amount of storage, all other specs of the servers are not important. I will run the server as a private backup server with a FTP server and maybe a small password protected web server

You're 100% right. There are many cases of that happening. Also, the whole Internet is controlled by the U.S. (DMCA law, etc).

Something I want to know, so do you guys know some host, certainly outside USA or may not be who has a better dealing with DMCA or similar laws, I mean providing appropriate timing, so that innocent c

..maybe you should have anticipated something like this and registered rootgeeks.net as well. These things can happen.. Not defending this but he is within his rights to register whatever domain is a

i would have made changes if i knew what irked dmca but chillingeffects showed no result and their search database is our of order past 2 months

Respond to the DMCA. If it's truly your original work based in the subject world, it is probably not valid.

Make hedgehog purple and call it Edgy and things might become unwinable for the DMCA ppl.

I think using the name and identical characters might be an issue with DMCA, but change that and you will benefit from the 30% difference to be considered an original work.

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I regularly get DMCA notices about one of my sites. If you leave them unchallenged, Google will bury you. July 2012 is when Google instituted the copyright penalty. I reply to every DMCA with a counte

Minor detail, but DMCA is a form of C&D

If it's a trademark violation then technically hosts in the US shouldn't be doing anything if a DMCA is filed for fan fiction because the DMCA law only covers copyright violations. If there's a trade

i doubt many hosts in europe and asia would give anything about some DMCA for fanfiction, thats probably one of the most common ones to get ignored (along with the automated torrent crap)

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That's unfortunate. Can't believe they'd issue DMCA over fanfiction now -- I used to write fanfics (in the 90s). (Image)

blog had only fanfictions and everyone know here what dmca is and what it do.

The short and sweet is that yes, the copyright owner of the thing you're basing it off of can DMCA you if they feel so inclined, unfortunately.

i am using blogspot google service . in february few of my fanfiction posts were reported under dmca . there were just future course of predictions and had expired [more than 6 months old] . also befo