DMCA doesn't dare to touch it.

But, again, LSN earned a special attention here due to that DMCA notice, so, I can see where this comes from.

@Zen I genuinely looked at their E5 Hexa Core line more than once, then the incident with the DMCA happened. Considering how difficult their sales process is, the lack of interest on the part of their

@Zen I think that they are loosing allot of business to other data centers. I guess working on their "people skills" and not nickel-and-dimming clients for every little thing (e.g. $

@lele0108 I was curious about LSN after I saw how they reacted the first time by sending @Chief a DMCA notification. Took me 4 attempts on life chat to get a quote emailed to me, and the price wasn't

Are we expecting another DMCA soon?

@Spirit exactly.. even though DMCA notices probably wouldn't directly affect me whilst being in the UK, I'd rather have all angles covered. Policy hasn't been finalised yet, but it'll just help me to

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Also why do you have a DMCA policy if you're based in the UK?

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Anyone can send them DMCA or DDOSing them?

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I also feel sorry for LSN, this was probably a mistake they regret (DMCA stuff), but there should be 0 tolerance for things like those, others will look and say, hey, I can scare ppl with that or at l

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The issue does need to be made a mountain out of a molehill for the sole reason of DMCA abuse. Sometimes you need to make a stand on small issues so the same tactic is not used later on an important

Shooting off a frivolous DMCA is not the way to keep your brand clean. It may work with a single blogger, but with a community like this it's akin to kicking a hornet's nest.

As a current customer of LSN it's disheartening to see the company, who I trust my data with, abuse DMCA.

From what I can tell, the main thing right now is not that they are spamming, it's the fact that they filed a DMCA against LET.