'Warcraft' maker sued for blocking sales of unofficial guide

DMCA?: The USA is the only country in the world that has anything like this on the books. Our company, though american, keeps an address over-seas. Every time we get a notice about the DMCA, we forward it to our foreign address and then respond from there. Sorry, but the rest of the world respects freedom. Quit crying about it and move on. If you want to make money, write your own book, and sell if for less (say $9.00) to undercut his sales. Create a price war. That is what free enterprise is all about. Once this country catches up to the EU on that, we will stop wasting time in court and start making American consumers happy.; Posted by: lostinlodos Posted on: 03/25/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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You're going to be sued now glocks out | 03/24/06

Good for Kopp. TheProtector | 03/24/06

It's just an old monopoly dhopp@... | 03/24/06

DMCA? lostinlodos | 03/25/06

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