Re: RIAA timestamps off

[Jeff Kell <jeff-kell () UTC EDU>]

Scholz, Greg wrote:
> So UserX logs into limewire, song list is made public.  10 hrs later
> song list is still public but no one may be actually pulling the data.
> Technically it is the making of the infringing material available that
> is the "crime" so the user is "seen" and is sought by the RIAA.

And the list and it's availability are advertised even if there is a firewall, NAT, or any other "block" preventing 
incoming connections from occurring at all.

Back in the days of long-forgotten accuracy, the reports had an IP/port/timestamp that you could track to netflow (most 
of the time), even if there were 0 bytes transferred (and is even that a violation?).

Jeff