Every few months, a major file-hosting service gets seized by the Department of Justice (think Z-Library or Megaupload ). When that happens, the Megathread "goes dark" for a few hours while moderators scrub the dead links and replace them with backups.
Love it or hate it, the Megathread proves one thing: And as long as there is a paywall, there will be a community-maintained wiki showing you the way around it. r/piracy megathreas
When copyright lawyers come knocking at Reddit’s door, the administrators can point to the Megathread and say, "We aren't hosting stolen movies. We're hosting a discussion about where movies might be found." Every few months, a major file-hosting service gets
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Every few months, a major file-hosting service gets seized by the Department of Justice (think Z-Library or Megaupload ). When that happens, the Megathread "goes dark" for a few hours while moderators scrub the dead links and replace them with backups.
Love it or hate it, the Megathread proves one thing: And as long as there is a paywall, there will be a community-maintained wiki showing you the way around it.
When copyright lawyers come knocking at Reddit’s door, the administrators can point to the Megathread and say, "We aren't hosting stolen movies. We're hosting a discussion about where movies might be found."