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However, if you don't care what the rest of the world thinks, and are in a country that doesn't require you to heed DMCA type of notices, then, if you wanted to, you could do nearly anything you wanted, with impunity. Just ask all the Chinese, Russian, etc, servers where tons of illegal stuff happens all the time, and they don't give a hoot about a DMCA takedown notice. |
Even if the site host doesn't respond to the DMCA notice, I'd think the DNS registrar would. From what I can see, GoDaddy.com is a US company.
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They shouldn't hotlink directly to the files, either. That would use our bandwidth to serve the file, while not getting any revenue from the advertisements.
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Also, regardless of whether Chinese players can or can't read English, it doesn't help them for a Chinese-language site to serve them an outdated version of an addon that isn't translated into Chinese and may not even work on Chinese servers. The site could easily just provide a link to the author's official download page. Even if you don't speak the language, it's obvious which button is the "Download" button on both Curse and WoWInterface if you've ever used any website with a Download button. |
Well i got this from GoDaddy:
Dear -----, We are in receipt of your incomplete online complaint regarding 178.COM. Although that domain name is registered through Go Daddy, the website itself (which is separate from the domain name registration) is hosted elsewhere and we have no control over the website or its content. Any issues regarding the content of the website will need to be addressed either directly to the owner of the site or to the hosting provider (who should be in a position to assist you with your concerns). If you have a complaint about the issue of ownership or wording of the domain name itself (as opposed to the content hosted on the associated website), that matter will need to be taken up with the domain name owner directly, or should be filed in a UDRP or court proceeding. Our internal policies, as well as ICANN regulations, prevent us from acting as the arbiter of domain name disputes. We are only able to assist with complaints about trademark infringement that may occur in the viewable content of a website hosted on our servers (as opposed to the wording of the domain name registered). At Go Daddy, we are committed to assisting intellectual property owners in taking action against IP infringement. Please feel free to contact us if we can provide further assistance. Thank you, Ryan S. Trademark Claims GoDaddy.com, LLC |
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