Righthaven Redux — With a Difference
First time accepted submitter Capt.Albatross writes "At Boing Boing, Rob Beschizza reports that, in an act of delicious irony, Swiss ISP Ort Cloud [sic] has acquired Righthaven's domain name and has relaunched Righthaven.com as a web hosting service diametrically opposed to the practices of its original owner, a notorious but ultimately unsuccessful copyright troll. The new owners, in partnership with first amendment lawyer Marc Randazza (who was instrumental in the original Righthaven's demise), promise 'infrajuridsictional infrastructure' — uptime that would require international cooperation to bring down. 'Frivolous plaintiffs will find little comfort here' says Ort Cloud's Stefan Thalberg. The domain name became available in a court-ordered auction of Righthaven LLC's assets, to pay its creditors."
Never said I personally did, Its just nice to see the trolls get what they deserve.
have you seen my sig? there are many others like it but none that are the same
Perhaps, for a fee, they could send you your very own custom frivolous takedown notice, so you can relive the old days.
10 PRINT CHR$(205.5+RND(1)); : GOTO 10
Redirect them to the Pirate Bay, of course.
A certain publishing house is trying to assert copyright over public domain material. (yes it's a link to my blog but typing is very difficult for me so I don't want to repeat myself).
I have something in common with Stephen Hawking...
It's now called the Life Star, and instead of blowing up planets, it'll cover them with a spray of flowers.
Or something.
I just wanted to use the Star Wars metaphor.
You wouldn't know what to do with those domains if you had them.
I'd found the Monty Python Association of America...
Ezekiel 23:20
The 'old' Righthaven got nothing from the sale of their domain - it all went to their creditors.
I'd know what to do with at least one of them: "Rockers Independent Alliance Association or RIAA, dedicated to being a one stop shop to help independent artists connect with fans and each other and promote the freedom of music while still letting the artist make a living by helping set up tours, the selling of promo items, and generally helping both fans and artists enjoy the wonder that is music" sounds like a good idea to me.
ACs don't waste your time replying, your posts are never seen by me.