Originally Posted by PAR

My point is more that people seem more interested in grasping at straws with old whois data from god knows how many years back, random post from years and years ago. To make connections of site A to site be B..

And the ones that are known, plain as day to see and require no guess work just get a pass or swept under the rug.

In this case we have a file sharing and storage service owning a board that gives users links to download content they know they don't own the rights to.. some may say a small conflict of interest with this practise. Well this known and easy to post issue gets a pass, people spend hours hunting andposting about possible other A/B connection based on flimsy info that is almost as old as the internet itself.