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For O'Daywer: This will only take a few seconds, but you can really help us change things for the better.
Richard O'Dwyer is a 24 year old British student at Sheffield Hallam University in the UK. He is facing extradition to the USA and up to ten years in prison, for creating a website – TVShack.net – which linked (similarly to a search-engine) to places to watch TV and movies online.
O'Dwyer is not a US citizen, he's lived in the UK all his life, his site was not hosted there, and most of his users were not from the US. America is trying to prosecute a UK citizen for an alleged crime which took place on UK soil.
The Internet as a whole must not tolerate censorship in response to mere allegations of copyright infringement. As citizens we must stand up for our rights online.
When operating his site, Richard O'Dwyer always did his best to play by the rules: on the few occasions he received requests to remove content from copyright holders, he complied. His site hosted links, not copyrighted content, and these were submitted by users.
Copyright is an important institution, serving a beneficial moral and economic purpose. But that does not mean that copyright can or should be unlimited.
It does not mean that we should abandon time-honored moral and legal principles to allow endless encroachments on our civil liberties in the interests of the moguls of Hollywood.
This is but one of several recent attempts by the US government and Hollywood to expand the definition of copyright infringement to include those who simply link to other sites that are accused of housing infringing content.
Those who are being prosecuted face huge fines, and multiple years in prison. These actions represent an unacceptable attack on Internet freedom -- and one of questionable legality.
Congress should act to reign in US prosecutors and protect Internet freedom -- and the UK should refuse to extradite O'Dwyer.
Richard O'Dwyer is the human face of the battle between the content industry and the interests of the general public.
Earlier this year, in the fight against SOPA and PIPA, the public won its first big victory. This could be our second.
This is why I am petitioning the UK's Home Secretary Theresa May to stop the extradition of Richard O'Dwyer, and asking the United States to end his prosecution.
I hope you will join me -- please click here to stand up for Richard O'Dwyer and Internet freedom.
Please click here to join me in demanding that British authorities refuse to extradite O'Dwyer, and that US officials cease persecuting him. act.demandprogress.org/letter/…
Also more petition sites to stop the ISP, Spread this one
www.change.org/petitions/stop-…
www.internetdeclaration.org/
act.freepress.net/sign/interne…
act.demandprogress.org/letter/…
act2.freepress.net/sign/cispa/
If You're Seeing these Link, That Means We're Fighting for Our Internet Freedom, Which Also Means That We're Going To Save the Internet Yet!!!!!!
For O'Daywer: This will only take a few seconds, but you can really help us change things for the better.
Richard O'Dwyer is a 24 year old British student at Sheffield Hallam University in the UK. He is facing extradition to the USA and up to ten years in prison, for creating a website – TVShack.net – which linked (similarly to a search-engine) to places to watch TV and movies online.
O'Dwyer is not a US citizen, he's lived in the UK all his life, his site was not hosted there, and most of his users were not from the US. America is trying to prosecute a UK citizen for an alleged crime which took place on UK soil.
The Internet as a whole must not tolerate censorship in response to mere allegations of copyright infringement. As citizens we must stand up for our rights online.
When operating his site, Richard O'Dwyer always did his best to play by the rules: on the few occasions he received requests to remove content from copyright holders, he complied. His site hosted links, not copyrighted content, and these were submitted by users.
Copyright is an important institution, serving a beneficial moral and economic purpose. But that does not mean that copyright can or should be unlimited.
It does not mean that we should abandon time-honored moral and legal principles to allow endless encroachments on our civil liberties in the interests of the moguls of Hollywood.
This is but one of several recent attempts by the US government and Hollywood to expand the definition of copyright infringement to include those who simply link to other sites that are accused of housing infringing content.
Those who are being prosecuted face huge fines, and multiple years in prison. These actions represent an unacceptable attack on Internet freedom -- and one of questionable legality.
Congress should act to reign in US prosecutors and protect Internet freedom -- and the UK should refuse to extradite O'Dwyer.
Richard O'Dwyer is the human face of the battle between the content industry and the interests of the general public.
Earlier this year, in the fight against SOPA and PIPA, the public won its first big victory. This could be our second.
This is why I am petitioning the UK's Home Secretary Theresa May to stop the extradition of Richard O'Dwyer, and asking the United States to end his prosecution.
I hope you will join me -- please click here to stand up for Richard O'Dwyer and Internet freedom.
Please click here to join me in demanding that British authorities refuse to extradite O'Dwyer, and that US officials cease persecuting him. act.demandprogress.org/letter/…
Also more petition sites to stop the ISP, Spread this one
www.change.org/petitions/stop-…
www.internetdeclaration.org/
act.freepress.net/sign/interne…
act.demandprogress.org/letter/…
act2.freepress.net/sign/cispa/
If You're Seeing these Link, That Means We're Fighting for Our Internet Freedom, Which Also Means That We're Going To Save the Internet Yet!!!!!!
Fan Edit Ideas
"A fan edit is a version of a film modified by a viewer, that removes, reorders, or adds material in order to create a new interpretation of the source material. This includes the removal of scenes or dialogue, replacement of audio and/or visual elements, and adding material from sources such as deleted scenes or even other films." "Loud & Brave" - A Fanedit (FanMix) using footage from "The Loud House Movie" and "Disney/Pixar's Brave", Have "Brave" as a Flashback Narrative, either new opening and/or ending, No musical numbers (with the Exceptions of "Life is Better Loud" and "Watch The Sky") "Channel Chasers: Cinematic Edition (The Cinematic Cut)" - Have an Widescreen Aspect Ratio, Add a Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon Movies Logos, Scores from other tv shows and cartoons are used when Timmy, Cosmo, Wanda, Future Timmy and Vicky Travel to other TV Shows and Cartoons, Have the opening scene arranged to a later scene when Future Timmy is telling his Past Self Why he is chasing him
I'm not the only one seeing this, right?
I was about to take a look if extremeenigma was about to upload another story of Cinematic Adventures and then this happened! ----> Is Fimfiction.net being fixed or getting an update? Who knows either way, that was a stupid move! (6/12/20 Update: It turns out Fimfiction.net is currently going through maintenance right now).
I Saw Toy Story 4...
and it was amazing!!!
I won't spoiler the whole thing but i'll give you this, It'll leave you happy and smiling! :D
Oh boy.... I saw the episode and... well...
Tirek, Chysalis and Cozy working together against Grogar and Hiding the bell so they can form their evil alliance?!
They're frenemies... But they actually found a better way to be bad!!
So in other words...
We're doomed.
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