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'''WEB SHERIFF''' is an [[party van|organisation]] devoted to [[trolling]] such sites as [[Oink]] | '''WEB SHERIFF''' is an [[party van|organisation]] devoted to [[trolling]] such sites as [[Oink]], [[Pirate Bay]] and [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]] in search of freshly stolen music, and other things that cause butthurt, on behalf of [[Capitalism|poor, starving musicians]]. Their business is based on restoring the [[Shit nobody cares about|online reputation]] of the music industry by sending legal threats to websites and ISPs. Being an organisation founded on internet expertise, their website has clearly been designed by a [[13-year-old boy|top web-design team]]. WEB SHERIFF puts its time and resources firmly into rooting out the [[b|causes of online evil]]. | ||
Unlike the [[Net Authority]], WEB SHERIFF does not work for the good of the [[Internet|tubes]], but entirely for [[anti-lulz|profit]]. The business model works along the following lines: | Unlike the [[Net Authority]], WEB SHERIFF does not work for the good of the [[Internet|tubes]], but entirely for [[anti-lulz|profit]]. The business model works along the following lines: | ||
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==Successes== | ==Successes== | ||
WEB SHERIFF's successes include the [ | WEB SHERIFF's successes include the [https://github.com/piratebayproxy/UnblockedPiratebayClean/blob/master/static/whitestripes_response.txt failed attempt to shut down perfectly legal torrent website] [http://thepiratebay.se/ The Pirate Bay], telling websites to [https://techcrunch.com/2007/07/04/web-sherrif-dmcas-scouta-over-youtube-content-uploaded-by-warner-music/ remove content that wasn't illegal in the first place], and convincing [[Prince|the artist formerly known as talented]] to take on [[YouTube]] and [[eBay]] and [http://blog.wired.com/business/2007/09/prince-to-sue-y.html clean up the webs]. | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
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*[http://www.websheriff.com/ WEB SHERIFF's Home page On The WWW!] | *[http://www.websheriff.com/ WEB SHERIFF's Home page On The WWW!] | ||
*[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/3504926.stm Proof of WEB SHERIFF's status as Internet Experts] | *[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/3504926.stm Proof of WEB SHERIFF's status as Internet Experts] | ||
*[http://thepiratebay.org/legal WEB SHERIFF comes down hard on The Pirate Bay] | *[https://web.archive.org/web/20110807134400/http://thepiratebay.org/legal WEB SHERIFF comes down hard on The Pirate Bay] | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:43, 27 February 2017
Honorary Ed Lolington
WEB SHERIFF
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WEB SHERIFF is an organisation devoted to trolling such sites as Oink, Pirate Bay and Encyclopedia Dramatica in search of freshly stolen music, and other things that cause butthurt, on behalf of poor, starving musicians. Their business is based on restoring the online reputation of the music industry by sending legal threats to websites and ISPs. Being an organisation founded on internet expertise, their website has clearly been designed by a top web-design team. WEB SHERIFF puts its time and resources firmly into rooting out the causes of online evil.
Unlike the Net Authority, WEB SHERIFF does not work for the good of the tubes, but entirely for profit. The business model works along the following lines:
- Convince musician promoting their new album they can gain publicity and restore their online reputation
- Repeatedly send legal threats to piracy websites and sources of lulz
- ????
- PROFIT! (Or not.)
WEB SHERIFF is run by e-lawyer John Giacobbi, who has been on television news to talk about the internet and is therefore an expert. The name WEB SHERIFF itself shows that he means business. Serious business. In addition to helping rid the Web of dangerous pirates, WEB SHERIFF's quest also involves ridding it of "Subversion" and celebrity porn. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire... WEB SHERIFF.
Successes
WEB SHERIFF's successes include the failed attempt to shut down perfectly legal torrent website The Pirate Bay, telling websites to remove content that wasn't illegal in the first place, and convincing the artist formerly known as talented to take on YouTube and eBay and clean up the webs.
See Also
- Reputation Defender
- OiNK
- Waffles.fm
- Cyber Posse
- Internet police
- Party Van
- Waaaambulance
- RIAA
- Hackerteen
External Links
- WEB SHERIFF's Home page On The WWW!
- Proof of WEB SHERIFF's status as Internet Experts
- WEB SHERIFF comes down hard on The Pirate Bay
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