AllisonWilder said:Dwight_K_Schrute said:Now, now, no need to mince legal wording. The clause you reference is stated after the clause I referenced, but either way it stands absolutely no ground.
Furthermore nowhere that my lawyer was unable to find on the MyFreeCams.com domain any legal contractual agreements which would be required to accept any such terms and conditions. If someone doesn't agree to any and/or all of those terms and conditions then they are legally allowed to access the web site domain. Case law explicitly stands with the understanding that a clickwrap agreement must be either accepted or declined to withstand any validity. Burying some terms and conditions on another web server with a different subdomain renders any copyright claim to be false.
The only registered patents and/or copyrights that my lawyer has ever been able to obtain are related specifically to the MyFreeCams.com domain name, to the MyFreeCams logo, and with no records related to the actual real time flash video streaming that is distributed by Cybertania's servers. This was verified under the names Cybertania Inc, MyFreeCams.com, and MFCXY Inc. Furthermore, specifically to the recording of publicly accessible real-time flash video streaming there is absolutely no legal copyright, patent, or trademark that can be placed upon such stream.
Also, they do make mention of DMCA in their hidden wiki. It is illegal to submit a false DMCA Takedown Notification on content that is not copyright protected, trademarked, or patented; those who submit such illegal & false notifications then can be subject to a counter DMCA in which they could be very easily sued for punitive damages, this includes previous false DMCA claims which can be reviewed (along with full names, home addresses, and telephone numbers of claimants & counter-claimaints) on the website ChillingEffects.org.
Just "theoretically speaking" here... If MyFreeCam's real time flash video streams had any type of legally-binding intellectual property claims, international contractual employees of MyFreeCams should keep in mind that the fourth letter in DMCA is America, so any contractual employees of Cybertania, Inc. aka MFCXY, Inc. do not stand on legal grounds unless the claim were to come from Cybertania, Inc., MyFreeCams., or MFCXY, Inc.
Lastly, part of the legally binding "model agreements" when becoming a contractual employee of MyFreeCams explicitly states that the model releases any claim of ownership towards the content. In other words, if MFC had some sort of a legal ground to sue those who currently legally record and distribute their streams they would also have to sue many of their contractual employees as well...
Simply put, its not stealing, and this is based on professional legal counsel that specialize in this area.
What the fuck is wrong with you? No, seriously, what the actual fuck is wrong with you? What made you wake up one day and think to yourself, 'I think I'll record a bunch of hard-working models on MFC, post the screencaps and videos everywhere and make their lives a living hell by making sure that the whole world knows that they cam'?
You truly are a terrible human being and I feel sorry for all the disappointment that is your pathetic existence.
Probably misogyny and a slew of mental issues that stem from feeling inadequate, like mynameisbob84 pointed out.
What I don't get is why these guys act like they are making all that much money off of doing this. They can't be making terrible amounts considering I don't think they get relatively that much traffic. I'm almost fully convinced that this is just some sort of sick hobby. It's not even an interesting one either, you're basically staring at vaginas all day and obsessing over women on the internet. I don't get it at all.