本帖最后由 haopingye 于 2013-1-4 13:56 编辑
看了看,有些感触
所以wh@t前些时间做了意义深远的一件事情,不知道会有多少用户注意过这件事,这理论上保证了wh@t可以在倒掉后满血复活。。。
irredentia (Moderator) :
Regarding the questions which have come up regarding collaboration with archive.org, the Internet Archive.
We've talked to our contact with IA about how and whether they'd like to address a few issues that have come up.
There is no legal precedent for the collaboration between torrent sites and a non-profit digital library, as both types of organizations are new in the context of the legal system. The Internet Archive does not and cannot predict the reaction of the record labels were they to find out about this collaboration. The record labels' reactions to P2P alone have been varied and inconsistent. The Internet Archive's lawyers are comfortable enough with the project to allow it to go forward.
This is not a public initiative, nor is it being promoted on The Internet Archive's website, archive.org. This collaboration is only being acknowledged here at What.CD in order to protect everyone's interests, including the staff and userbase of What.CD. The Internet Archive collects data and metadata, but it does not collect logs and IP addresses of peers.
The staff of What.CD are committed to the preservation of the site, respecting our users' privacy, and defending the interests of this community. The Internet Archive's slogan is "universal access to all knowledge"; when the legal environment around P2P changes to one more friendly to the public domain and collaborative culture, this collaboration will be a valuable resource; What.CD members should view this not only as an accomplishment of The Internet Archive and What.CD, but as their own.
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