Labroca, you seem to have lost the thread of this conversation. Do you even remember who started it? Chopster and Blitz are two different people. Does anyone have anything helpful to recommend to Chopster, who is acting within his legal rights?
I suggest you read the thread before posting personal remarks about it. I didn't start the thread, nor did I ever ask for any application/script within the thread. If you bothered to read this thread, you would have saved yourself from looking like a complete ass. "Anything that is against a law is illegal." How long did it take you to work that out? "You want to know about a script that will basically rip others works off and place them on your site but not trip a duplicate filter" I don't recall posting anything like this. I think you've been playing too many games. You're mistaking me for another poster, who was asking for completely legit purposes. But I guess with your judgemental attitude, you can accuse him of breaking a law. "I am judging you on your actions which do include owning cheat sites that are illegal" Please show me the law which states that owning cheat sites is illegal. Please also tell me why I still see 938475938 cheat sites on the internet. To name but a few: http://www.megagames.com/ http://www.cheatplanet.com/ http://www.cheat-db.com/ http://www.gamespy.com/
No problem. I haven't tested it yet, because I've been pretty busy with other sites. It's good to have this as reference. You know, I'm thinking that maybe it's best to let this thread die. There are too many members coming in here and giving me red along with the comment "Theif" or "Don't steal content", before they even read the thread and see that the intentions behind it are legit, not illegal, nor against any copyright.
I don't think there is any reason to bring a person's "character" into the posts, especially if it is formed by assumption. I am very passionate about this subject (being a future lawyer) but I will be damned if I am going to resort to ad hominem arguments and assumptions. I am not saying this is the case, but some people want these programs for their own work. Think about it. Some guy buys an article from a writer and wants to modify it for multiple websites. He is not a writer himself so he looks for a program to help him out verses spending more money having the hired writer craft multiple copies of the same thing. And if the poster intends to use this program on other people's work? Well, that's why we have the US Copyright Act and a nice and shiny legal system. To each his or her own.