You can share as long as you keep one degree of separation. Prefer base64 links
this post was submitted on 18 Jun 2023
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To not scare any other instances from defederalization and for the piracy to reach as broadly as it can, we need to be within all "legal" limits. The subreddit survived for so long (and is now desired by reddit themselves? Lol) because our incredible mods kept it so. So let's continue with that trend here. Rule 3 also makes us all better pirates in the long run.
I don't think we're technically out of DMCA. Instance owners are still responsible for the content on their servers (if they receive a DMCA takedown request), at least in the US.
This. All laws still apply. Still gotta tip-toe to be on the safe side and CYA.
DMCA is a legal thing, not a reddit thing. so it still applies. iirc the rule here is 1 degree of separation or obfuscated links.
Not sure why you would think this place is out of reach of DMCA.
As for what you can post, check the rules
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Don't request or link to specific pirated titles
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I hope the instance is running in a Sweden or Switzerland server haha..
I think you can share anyway but your risk to being taken down.
If the instance is running in a country that doesn't honor DMCA takedowns then yeah it would be totally in the clear. I don't know if this one is or isn't, but the technology allows for it.
Even then it isn't a good idea. Any instance that is federated and has users of this sub would also be hosting the links and is required to respond to DMCA. The only thing that direct link sharing would lead to is the defederation of this instance.
Basically you should always assume that an irate FBI agent is looking at your posts.
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