I briefly looked over the PDF, but I'm not a lawyer. If I understand correctly, they're suing "DOES 1 through 10".
So, I'm assuming they're hoping for a "default judgment" against Anna's Archive, and then they'll presumably start taking domain names and any other hosting resources?
Then, I assume in the end, nothing will really change, just like The Pirate Bay still exists in the open on a series of rotating domains.
But at least the lawyers will be able to justify their job.
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I briefly looked over the PDF, but I'm not a lawyer. If I understand correctly, they're suing "DOES 1 through 10".
So, I'm assuming they're hoping for a "default judgment" against Anna's Archive, and then they'll presumably start taking domain names and any other hosting resources?
Then, I assume in the end, nothing will really change, just like The Pirate Bay still exists in the open on a series of rotating domains.
But at least the lawyers will be able to justify their job.