asked:


Right now everyone laughs at certain clips that the news media did. You know those clips that are so embarrassing that its freaking funny. If SOPA passes it will be illegal to upload that or to link to it.

You won’t be able to use avatars without asking for permission. Which usually means that you have to pay a fee to use it for a month or more. So it will become like an annual fee.

Oh that would only be the beginning.

Jeff

asked:


SOPA is designed to fight online trafficking of copyrighted information and intellectual property.

What’s wrong with that?

We should protect copyrights and intellectual property. Right?

Charles

asked:


- Will the media companies behind SOPA and PIPA move on to other countries? I’ve already heard of Motion Pictures Association talking to the governments of other countries, discussing PIPA/SOPA-like legislations.
- Will these countries really follow the footsteps of America, if SOPA/PIPA actually manages to pass in the USA?
- Is SOPA/PIPA gonna shut down websites originating from the USA completely, or are they just gonna block them in America? Such that people from other countries would still be able to access them.

Joan

asked:


I understand that SOPA is supposed to stop piracy and copyright things but why are people so much against it? Are there only uneducated foolish teenagers against it because they think it will close their facebook page? Please just explain this thing to me in an easy way.

Nellie

☁『TP of SAM』☁ asked:


I guess I don’t understand the SOPA act entirely. I get some of the basics and stuff. However, what will happen to torrent sites and other downloaders like LimeWire? Will they be destroyed? And what happens to sites like Photobucket where ther are tones of ripped off copy-righted photos and videos posted. Or even YouTube has a bunch of ripped movies.

So what happens to them?

Ann

Ariana asked:


What do they intend to do? What’s being misinterpreted?

In the past day, there’s been an explosion of SOPA-related questions in pretty much every category I answer. A lot of people seem to think SOPA intends to shut down websites like Facebook, Twitter, etc. which isn’t true. What’s causing the disconnect and confusion?

Benjamin

SoBeIt(3rdaccount) asked:


Even though support for anit-sopa is reaching in millions of people no one in congress gives a crappp. Simply put ugliness is coming out.

Antonio

asked:


If the SOPA bill ever comes into power and is now a new law what sort of things will happen afterward? How will people react to almost every site on the internet being blocked? How long do you think that this bill might last?

For me I give it a month or a year at most for it to last then it would be gone. What about you?

Todd

asked:


Just this morning my dad saw a few music sites that had been taken down by sopa, and just before minecraft.net had been taken down.
For some reason minecraft is back up now, but how come it was closed if sopa hasnt been comfirmed?

Hector

asked:


Recently I hear more and more magazines write about how the Gamers should be afraid about SOPA. (Stop Online Piracy Act) This act should be against piracy but what it has to do with players?
I also heard that in various online games ingame chats will be turned off,Forums will be closed and tournaments will be banned.
What is the explanation of all this ? what does those things like ingame chat have to do with piracy?

Tyrone