You may not agree with the recording industry's war on file sharing,
but under the Piracy Deterrence and Education Act (PDEA, HR 4077),
you'd still have to pay for it. The PDEA would create the first
criminal copyright penalties for people who aren't engaged in
willful criminal conduct. Under the law's murky "negligence"
standard, a person with 1,000 legally obtained songs could be sent
to jail for three years if she fails to lock them up tight
enough - and that's only for the first offense. In addition, the
PDEA would force the government to push a lopsided "education"
campaign that demonizes P2P while failing to mention your rights
to use copyrighted material. To top it off, all of this would be
funded with your tax dollars. Tell Congress to reject the PDEA
and explore solutions that pay artists rather than punish people.

Make your voice heard with EFF's Action Center:
http://action.eff.org/action/index.asp?step=2&item=2898

Action Taken Code....once again I become the thorn in their side......and it felt good!

Action Taken Code

thanks boggieman...
I always do these effector things as soon as I get a notice...now if everyone else will!

hawk771 RULEZ
thanks hawk...

sorry..left out a 7
hawk7771 i meant

Letter Sent

me sent... dammit they are going to ruin it for everyone... its not a criminal act to share our music YET... kwiver.dmusic.com

action sent

Done Code!

you guys are the best~!
thanks to one and all.

:applause: CODEWARRIOR!!!!!!!!


I SIGNED!!!! HOW DARE THEM!!!!!!!!!!!

signed

I'm going to sign. I'm outraged and what the RIAA is doing is propaganda and bullshit ! They come against me and i'll hit em with some lawsuits of being gender-discriminated against what i should of hit them up with before !

My letter is sent.

Sent mine in...