MPGHs Recent Downtime
Notice: The following post may express opinions of mine that do not represent MPGH as a whole. I also apologies for the inconvenience as me and Dave both posted and deleted our threads.
If you want to know why MPGH was down recently, it is because *****, the company that made such games as ****** ****, filed a complaint to our commercial host that our page was violating their copy rights. They declared it a Digital Millennium Copyright Act notice. I believe Dave has resolved this issue although it's apparent some change will surely be made. I wrote a little quote in reply to their fail, corrupt, tactic of weeding out competition.
If you want to know why MPGH was down recently, it is because *****, the company that made such games as ****** ****, filed a complaint to our commercial host that our page was violating their copy rights. They declared it a Digital Millennium Copyright Act notice. I believe Dave has resolved this issue although it's apparent some change will surely be made. I wrote a little quote in reply to their fail, corrupt, tactic of weeding out competition.
In ordinance with all hear of and hear by cases pertaining to the DMCA not one has made black and white of the right to privacy or an ability to cheat at games. In all common cases of DMCA violation the hearee had infringed rights, stolen material, or permanently modified the functionality of a development. A quick educated study to the technological factors involved with our material you would clearly see none of these terms are being executed. In light of further common sense, it is plausible that a in this capital market the status of a prosecutor should not effect the rights of it's prosecutee. Case in point, as our cheats avoid source code modification, we are in no legal contrary.
Originally Posted by EndRiT
