Content Producers / Programs - A serious question

[RawAlex]

Here is a simple example:

http://chillingeffects.org/dmca512/n...i?NoticeID=630

I am thinking that it is important not to teach people that there is another way to get the content (a free way).

I also see that potentially a couple of companies in adult are profiting from these torrent results by offering "direct download" systems, which require signup to program sites (which in turn cross sell the shit out of the guy). That would seem to be an even more direct issue that I can't imagine anyone standing still for.

[Paul Markham]

If you think it's useful for content owners here's the plan to adopt.

Select 20 such content types as you have listed for Cum Fiesta. Search for them and get all the links on Google, Yahoo and a few of the other top search engines. Then copy and edit a legal and full DMCA and mail it to the content owner for him to mail to the list of search engines you give him.

Then sit back and watch the results. If it works start your own service offering this to content owners, who if it works would jump at your offer or will start doing it theirselves.

As you point out it is not a lot of work, the links will be on the SEs, the letter you need to write is there on the Chilling Effects site and you seem well versed in it already. Plus it could be a new income stream for you if it works as well as you say it will.

If you don't think it's such a good idea for you to get the ball rolling why do you think content owners will think it is?

And don't hide behind "It's not my job to protect their content." You made the suggestion in another post and started this thread.