Film 911 movies
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Hi all, posting this in order to discuss the situation with the Film911 movies. It's like a cat-mouse game everything a torrent is uploaded how long it's gonna stay.
I know and respect the owners rights and removing the film is the right thing to do but let's be honest - doesnt it geopardise the whole existence of gaytorrent.ru?
I mean what will happen if all torrents were being removed the same way these are? Also here people get banned for anything and everything but this guy's account is left open only to check if there is a Film 911 uploaded...
I was thinking about a way to circumvent this - we can upload videos in between other videos we have, just mention that it's a compedium and leave here a link for the torrent with the Film911 videos it contains.
What do you think about?
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@jujulette
There are no rules about collections, except that they have a common theme... Oh, and that there has to be a file list in the description.Be careful how you name your files, I guess?
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a recently uploaded torrent was taken down in a record ~3 hours. i'd guess the owner of this content has some special connection to the site that allows them to bypass the standard dmca workflow for reporting copyrighted material.
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of course, there are also other trackers like pornolab.net that don't seem to care about dmca at all.
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@spiffyweasel-0 too bad its russian so i dont understand
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@jokuihmemies all modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, ...) have page translation built-in, so that hurdle can be easily crossed.
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@bi4smooth said in Film 911 movies:
@jujulette
There are no rules about collections, except that they have a common theme... Oh, and that there has to be a file list in the description.None of which seems to be observed by anyone on here, sadly. Every day I see random "collections" of utter shite bundled together under the premise that it all came from OnlyFans (albeit from 30 separate accounts with no commonality between them), or contains bareback fucking, or simply represents the uploader's supposed favourite wanking fodder. Regarding descriptions, it now seems to be fashionable to simply copy and paste the title of the upload into the description field and leave it at that.
In short, there's been a huge increase in the number of lazy uploaders who will carelessly dump any old crap they can find onto the site, usually bundled together with even more crap because they know most people won't sift through 300 filenames in the vain hope of sorting the chaff.
It's a shame, but that seems to be where we are now.
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@spiffyweasel-0 said in Film 911 movies:
of course, there are also other trackers like pornolab.net that don't seem to care about dmca at all.
DMCA laws have no effect in Russia, this is why russian trackers have basically everything. And if the domain and server are all operated by Russian companies, copyright holders are completely toothless, no one will be reading their emails
