"Evidence of infringing content." Please do me a favor and visit that link. Show me some real evidence @e_forensic. Calling the AUS police.
A new low! Today I've been informed that Simon Smith (@e_forensic) has been contacting multiple registrars I use for my domains.pic.twitter.com/23jfboOVgk
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The sender of this original email is itcommunity@protonmail.com
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Ironically. Isn't making such claims illegal in quite a lot of jurisdictions?
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So Bryan could bring him to court
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Depends. They're both in diff jurisdictions so it may be just as useless as him trying to sue Brian. It's likely complicated
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Fair. Not to mention that the provider might be in a third jurisdiction.
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It actually is! I'd happily be sued by Simon, not so keen on making the effort to sue him myself. It would be extremely complex and costly.
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He is the gift that keeps on giving
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Wow...Is this even real life.
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