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Old 2004-12-24, 23:58   Link #1
xavier8200
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Death of Suprnova

Well, to those of you who do not know what suprnov.org is about, this site basically lists torrents spanning from music to PC games to PS2 and Xbox games to Movies, anime, manga, TV shows and other goodies. This was one of my favorite sites and now unfortunately, the website is finished and never to return. This is a sad day for me because the majority of my downloading came from them.

This thread is for people who know what suprnova is and want to grieve the loss of this great site and for people who want to explain what exactly went wrong with the site because I am not sure. Maybe it was funding for the site, who knows.

Where are all of the good sites going? First anime.mircx then supernova.org, what's next???

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Old 2004-12-25, 00:06   Link #2
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Maybe it was funding for the site, who knows.
Supernova was a heavy distributor of Dvd RIPS, bootlegs, warez, cracks, etc. The most likely explanation is that their ISP pulled the plug, so to speak...and was ordered to do so by the Dept. of Treasury, ASCAT, or a similar group.

A certain site whose name begins with the word "Box" will probably be next

Its sad to see them go. Its not exactly unexpected, however.
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Old 2004-12-25, 00:29   Link #3
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There's already another thread about the death of suprnova. (Search is your friend.) I could have merged them, but I'd rather close this one instead since we'd rather not encourage "grieving the loss" of that site.
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Old 2004-12-26, 01:20   Link #4
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Question Suprnova's shutdown

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I'm new here so i don't really know anything about the legal issues surrounding the downloading of anime with bittorent.
But one thing that has been nagging me, is the fact that suprnova.org has been shut down for good, will other corporations and organizations chase after sites like this one, animesuki?

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Old 2004-12-26, 01:42   Link #5
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I'm new here so i don't really know anything about the legal issues surrounding the downloading of anime with bittorent.
But one thing that has been nagging me, is the fact that suprnova.org has been shut down for good, will other corporations and organizations chase after sites like this one, animesuki?

A precedent has allready been created with media Factory asking Animesuki to remove all their works. This act and it's consequences is being discussed in this thread
http://forums.animesuki.com/showthread.php?t=25005
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Old 2004-12-26, 02:58   Link #6
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Originally Posted by Cannonbeast
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I'm new here so i don't really know anything about the legal issues surrounding the downloading of anime with bittorent.
But one thing that has been nagging me, is the fact that suprnova.org has been shut down for good, will other corporations and organizations chase after sites like this one, animesuki?

One big thing that Suprnova had against it was that it had links to software applications, music, and games in addition to anime. It had a much much bigger bullseye on it than sites like animesuki, hongfire, and tokyotosho have on them. Armies of Microsoft lawyers are much more scary than armies of ADV or Geneon lawyers are. There are however a few BT sites out there that are literally telling those companies to F-off, like this one.
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Old 2004-12-26, 03:19   Link #7
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Oh wait, just kidding. We haven't, since the site in question is fully
legal. Unlike certain other countries, such as the one you're in, we have
sane copyright laws here. But we also have polar bears roaming the
streets and attacking people :-(.


lol...well I guess thanks to swedish copyright law animesuki needs to set-up shop there just in case...
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