Censoring a Number

Rudd-O writes "Months after successful discovery of the HD-DVD processing key, an unprecedented campaign of censorship, in the form of DMCA takedown notices by the MPAA, has hit the Net. For example Spooky Action at a Distance was killed. More disturbingly, my story got Dugg twice, with the second wave hitting 15,500 votes, and today I found out it had simply disappeared from Digg. How long until the long arm of the MPAA gets to my own site (run in Ecuador) and the rest of them holding the processing key? How long will we let rampant censorship go on, in the name of economic interest?" How long before the magic 16-hex-pairs number shows up in a comment here?

Comments

Re:Not very long...

[Quaoar]

Ah shit. I posted 3 seconds after the first guy to make joke. Adios Karma... :/

Hmmm....

[Otter]

How long until the long arm of the MPAA gets to my own site (run in Ecuador)...?

Don't sweat it -- Evo Morales will probably have disbanded the legal system by the time your case gets that far. Just hope your site isn't nationalized first.

Re:Hmmm....

[MPAB]

Ecuador's Correa is another puppet for Hugo Chavez and Fidel Castro, just as Bolivia's Morales is and Peru's Humala was meant to be.

Impossible

[TibbonZero]

Men who read slashdot can't reproduce for two reasons:

1) The radiation from their computer screens and blackberries have made them sterile (natural selection at work)

2) Even if #1 was not failed, they would be unable to have a wife/girlfriend/concubine that would willingly breed with them!

Re:It's all Bill's Fault

[dave420]

Grow up! Seriously.