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Keiyakusha · 7th September 2010, 05:11

Оne question about rule 6. Helping with illegal stuff is bad, ok. But how to decide in which cases it is illegal or not?
Unfortunately I don't remember exact situation, but there was some cases when users having problem for example if he posted link to youtube video which was some kind of desktop capture where someone saw something that he thinks was illegal. However the user only wanted help with youtube video itself.
Anyway how to prove that the content is illegal? For me naming like The.Hurt.Locker.720p.BluRay.x264-somegroup.mkv is not good enough to say this file is illegal and until user will say by himself that this is downloaded content or something (which happens pretty often), IMO user should be able to get some help.
Oh yeah, and locking threads before user can say something is also bad idea. Mod is the one who should prove that something violates forum rules.

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Keiyakusha 契約者 Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,576	Оne question about rule 6. Helping with illegal stuff is bad, ok. But how to decide in which cases it is illegal or not? Unfortunately I don't remember exact situation, but there was some cases when users having problem for example if he posted link to youtube video which was some kind of desktop capture where someone saw something that he thinks was illegal. However the user only wanted help with youtube video itself. Anyway how to prove that the content is illegal? For me naming like The.Hurt.Locker.720p.BluRay.x264-somegroup.mkv is not good enough to say this file is illegal and until user will say by himself that this is downloaded content or something (which happens pretty often), IMO user should be able to get some help. Oh yeah, and locking threads before user can say something is also bad idea. Mod is the one who should prove that something violates forum rules. Last edited by Keiyakusha; 7th September 2010 at 05:17.