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Join Date: Oct 2006
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Thinking in accordance to the law hans is in the right. But going back a little Hans gave a free license to that other arcade that was in the exact same boat. The only reason hans wouldn't give one to digitali16 was because he pissed him off by posting here.
Hans is just being stubborn because he didn't try hard enough to contact digitali16. He kept saying "If I keep pushing him into hell by filing DMCA's he will buy a license. Then I won't look like a total *** and will get some of my reputation back." But in reality every one who reads this thread will see that he gave a free license to someone in the exact same boat as digitali16 after the thread was started and won't consider onarcade again.
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Cranky
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Posts: 510
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Peter wrote - "I think that digital could have simply emailed Hans to discuss the dmca instead of making it public"
Very true. Digitali16 made all this public when he didn't have to.
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