"Any copyright holder that wishes to file a notice can dig deep enough and find anything that's slipped in between the cracks and Reddit will gladly comply," notes another moderator, who goes by the moniker dysgraphical. The sheer volume of such copyright complaints would make it difficult for the /r/piracy moderators to fight them all, dysgraphical explained.

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Regardless of the motivations, rights-holders hunting down years' old infringements makes it difficult to have online discussions about piracy.

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But in mid-March, the moderators received a letter from Reddit's lawyers, warning that the group risks being shut down after 74 copyright complaints via the US DMCA system. My Contact Info: Reddit; Twitter; Telegram; Important! Compliance is better than taking up a legal fight against a corporation like Warner Bros. “I’m not surprised Reddit isn’t engaging in arguments about what is or is not really copyright infringement,” he said. As a visitor or member, you can help moderators maintain the community by reporting and downvoting rule-breaking content.".

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This subreddit is community run and does not represent AMD unless otherwise specified. That's standard under the DMCA system thanks to a rule known as safe harbour, under which compliance keeps Reddit safe from further legal action.

TRIAL OFFER: 3 Issues for £1. Installed anything great recently? “Reddit does not bother to sort through their DMCA notices and complies immediately whether the content is infringing or not,” dysgraphical said. The mods felt there was only one viable option—a mass deletion of everything older than six months or lose the subreddit.The mods put it to a vote and the community overwhelmingly voted in favor of the mass deletion. A decade of discussion about digital piracy is being methodically erased from the subreddit, sparked by takedown notices on two-year-old posts. Links to dodgy streams or downloads are banned, with moderators and even a bot deployed to remove any that do get posted, catching about 80 per cent and relying on the community to report the rest. It pays lip service to noble goals like free speech and so on while it's small and trying to attract users. “Over the past months we've had to remove material from the community in response to copyright notices 74 times. ", By Streaming.

quarantine_message: "It is restricted due to significant issues with reporting and addressing violations of the Reddit [Content Policy](https://www.redditinc.com/policies/content-policy). “Reddit Legal states that they have acted 74 times on these copyright notices through removals, but it is the first time we have been officially contacted regarding any infringement,” dysgraphical said in a post about the notice.