The thought about global GUBA removing

[Greenguy]

Originally Posted by kit

As I said, I'll remove them. On this week.
But I want to discuss it with other link site operators. RawAlex joint this fight before me and I agree with him and TheBestPorn and RabbitsReviews webmasters.

But such action have result when they become global. If nobody else can't decline them, the total result will equal zero.

Do you mean that you approved of this practice until yesterday?

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Like we discussed on the show last night, it's not gonna go away (usenet) so the best thing we can do is not endorse it & draw attention to it or P2P sites & whatnot.

[kit]

Originally Posted by Greenguy

Do you mean that you approved of this practice until yesterday?

I promoted them, but I did'nt think about this business model so much.
To be honest, I trust to major US billings: If their bill the particular biz - it's a legal biz. As I know, the Guba billing is Paycom. (?)

Recently I read TheBestPorn and RabbitsReviews initiative. I respect them and well know them by review business, and now I think, why not support this initiative?

The majot difference between Usenet and Guba - Usenet don't try to sell access to the stollen content. Guba does.

[Toolz]

Originally Posted by kit

I promoted them, but I did'nt think about this business model so much.
To be honest, I trust to major US billings: If their bill the particular biz - it's a legal biz. As I know, the Guba billing is Paycom. (?)

The majot difference between Usenet and Guba - Usenet don't try to sell access to the stollen content. Guba does.

The first statement is laughable at best, so there's nothing you won't promote morally even if it's stealing from yourself so long as a major processor bills for them? Check their join page again because it's certainly not Paycom supporting these crooks I'd already be on the phone to my rep to see what could be done about it.

Part 2, I could care less if GUBA was just a newsgroup company there's hundreds of them selling access to newsgroups you're really missing the point here, their easy search features and dumbing down Usenet for end users, as well as converting the files into different formats is the problem.

Usenet as a whole is about as bad as IRC for our biz, however in the past most of those customers probably weren't buying anyways, why make it even easier for them not to buy.