[saturn114]

really? geee
is this host fine or do you suggest another one?
believe  me guys i can  get the space just  give the ideas and files

[vyper]

Guys this dissapoints me - alright his idea may not be feasable (sp?) but there's no need to start feking flame wars over it. *runs out as battle commences over head*

[an0n]

Woohoo! Conflict!

*sparks up*

**** you vyper

An0n, slow it down. We know it's a joke, but we have some limits... -- Styxx

[saturn114]

lol an0n you suck shutup and make your self scarce
should  i  throw in the  towel sine no one likes this idea?
and an0n movies are not warez

Please refrain from posting insults next time. -- Styxx

[Styxx]

Exactly what an0n said. Redistributing this kind of media without consent from the producers is illegal, and you all know we cannot and will not tolerate talks about illegal operations around here. It is exactly the same thing as discussing warez, and you know our policy on that.

And please don't push it.

[Sandwich]

Originally posted by Styxx
Exactly what an0n said. Redistributing this kind of media without consent from the producers is illegal, and you all know we cannot and will not tolerate talks about illegal operations around here. It is exactly the same thing as discussing warez, and you know our policy on that.

And please don't push it.

Actually... AFAIK, the DVD-Rip, DivX movies are illegal, but I don't believe that the ~200Mb 45 minute episodes are. Heck, people record those off their TV's on to VCR all the time, and that ain't illegal. I think where they make the distinction is a thing called "broadcast-quality", where a copy could be reused in a professional setting with no noticable difference in quality from the original. And since the 200Mb 45 minute TV episodes are of noticeably lower quality than the original broadcast, I doubt they're illegal.

But that is just a clarification and is completely beside the point. This will not be something that we will allow to be arranged using HLP, plain and simple.