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"Online Thug" DMCAs Critic's Site Off The Internet Over 16-Word Quoteby EnigmaxTorrentFreak Oct. 12, 2012 |
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 Just how easy is it to silence your critics on the Internet by using the DMCA? Apparently, very easy indeed. Yesterday, a writer who reports on religion and current affairs had his entire website taken offline after he allegedly breached the copyright of the operator of a Facebook page. His crime? Reproducing a 16-word Facebook posting made by his copyright adversary that accused an anti-racist, anti-fascist organization of being worse than pedophiles. Read More 
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