Yeah, that's a great way to kill an already dying franchise.
this post was submitted on 21 Nov 2024
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The article lacks any content of the posts taken down. If they contained major leaks that could be an issue.
That makes it even more worrisome. There even being something that is considered illegal information is baffling to me. My initial conclusion was squinix was trying to tell fans how to fan
I've been half joking about it for a while, but it's been only a matter of time before copyright was stretched so far that criticism of the work becomes a violation
Unfortunately, it seems to be beginning