Important info related to the future of Industrial-lyrics

[industrialyrics]

If you missed my bulletin on Myspace earlier, I recently found out that Industrial-lyrics.com has been the target of content stealing web bots. (And the Industrial-lyrics.com forum has been under attack by porn and pharmacy bots

Comments

[amydissolution]

Is there anything that can be done regarding reporting the sites in question to their ISP? I realise it may be a bit iffy as it's technically not a copyright issue - although if you've had to get permission from some of the bands to post their lyrics, that's a matter for debate really. Hmm.

[panzertron]

Um, sorry, I don't really have any suggestions.

But if you think about it, the fact that robots busting in and stealing peoples' stuff is becoming a problem now is kind of awesome. Or not.

[anonymous]

learn to live with it, you can't stop someone from stealing something they can read, get over it.

you can make it a little more difficult for them, but not impossible.

my advice, relax, let people get the lyrics and use them as they want, even if it is for money.

of course, it's just an advice, you can take it or leave it :)

[kasra_c]

How big is the ISP? How likely is it that folks using from that ISP will be accessing your site? I think banning the ISP is the simplest solution. Unless you're talking about something huge like AOL, Earthlink, or Comcast (or other popular broadband/DSL providers), I don't think banning the ISP should be an issue.

Good luck in whatever choice you make!