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Matthew Joseph Harrington 10 months ago

More than ten million dollars' worth of pirated material was removed as a result of SFWA's action on behalf of its members.
Fewer than fifty authors had material they wanted here removed, and for less than three days.
As is usual in cases of rape, the rapist's attorney is attacking the victim.

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Despite this legal opinion that SFWA did not comply with the legal requirements, the Scribd articles have not been reinstated to the Scribd archives.

Mine fell under "fair use" (an epigraph in this case), which is within legal boundaries.

Brav o! to Scribd for taking this action. Now let's see the real copyright violators have their articles removed and the incorrectly removed articles (as per SFWA takedown request) replaced into Scribd archives.