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 F3nr1L rated 4 months ago- Oh when people think they're clever enough to make even more money than they need to by interpreting laws differently. I'm thumbing down all AP content if I ever see any.
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- Whomadewho rated 3 months ago
- I just love the double standards!
- MrDelish rated 3 months ago
- Actually, some bloggers calculate that the AP owes them over $100,000. That is, if you use the AP's logic-defying terms of content usage.
- F3nr1L rated 4 months ago
- Oh when people think they're clever enough to make even more money than they need to by interpreting laws differently. I'm thumbing down all AP content if I ever see any.
- technofencer rated 3 months ago
- This is awesome.
- ksaki rated 4 months ago
- Live by the sword...
- ybfree rated 4 months ago
- Score 1 for the bloggers...AGAIN!
- slohdown rated 4 months ago
- Does this mean people can be fined for telling their friends what they read on the news today?
- mfischer2 rated 4 months ago
- Could you link to the original story FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!
- Ironlion rated 4 months ago
- yay media
- Koliedrus rated 4 months ago
- It took an event such as this for me to take the side of blogging in general.
blt might notice some irony since these comments are included in our own SU blogs.
I'm betting that somewhere out there, a GreaseMonkey script and/or AdBlock+ filter is being circulated in order to ban AP content.
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