LMAO you think an Instance enfocing their rules is a power trip? You sound like the dumbasses I banned from r/PS2 and r/3dshacks who would ask how to pirate games against our rules and then whine and complain that we were power tripping because we banned them using our own authority as mods in our own subreddit.

Piracy is theft, you are taking something you are not entitled to without paying or asking, that is wrong and illegal, you do not get to do that.

Let's see what happens when we get everyone to defederate your ass for supporting illegal content, or are you going to evade their defederation attempts with a new domain? Are you going to violate their right to censor and ban you on their server with their own rules.

Glad to see Lemmy.world doing their part to keep the Fediverse safe and legal for all users here.

With blackjack and hookers lmfao

They removed it because it facilitates the sharing of illegal pirated content.

lemmy.world doing god's work here. We need more people to squash these malicious actors, piracy can't be allowed to continue unhindered.

I think you missed the whole point of this, or you're misrepresenting on purpose. It's literally an instance that violates their rules, you're all conviently ignoring that fact because you don't want to see them defederated.

I already did, I DMed the Admins there, they said they'll look into it.

They deleted it, but there are many more like it on that instance that they didn't delete, I say defederate the whole thing because they're probably going to just make more like it. Deleting them is just going to be a cat and mouse game and more and more will slip though the cracks.

Proof they deleted it (it's also in the Site Modlog):

Well I am an American and I support American values, so as far as I'm concerned it's wrong and illegal.

Also isn't lemmy.world in America? Pretty sure it is since they did remove two of their communites for this very reason:

If I hosted my own I certainly would, I would never federate with Instances which host of facilitate illegal content.

However this isn't about my instance or your instance, it's about an Instance who's primary goal violates the rules and guidelines of the lemmy.world server, by virtue of being an Instance dedicated to Piracy. It's not about disliking them, it's about what is right, and illegal activity isn't right or acceptable. Also it's literally in their rules, if lemmy.world didn't care or have rule 1 I wouldn't even bother here.

1. No illegal content, including sharing copyrighted material without the explicit permission of the owner(s).

It's literally right there, lemmy.dbzer0.com violates that by being a hub for piracy.

Good for you, still illegal in good old America, and that's all that matters here. Why not host your own lemmy instance and federate with them then.

You're arguing semantics here because you know that I'm right, a torrent doesn't literally contain a movie file, but it is used to fetch the copyrighted movie file. It makes you look bad when you make these stupid flaky arguments just because you want to keep access to your filthy pirate site. You're not even on lemmy.world how does this concern you at all?

(PS I already messaged Lemm.ee admins about this issue, they're looking into it.)

They are illegal when they contain copyrighted material like games or movies, which is what those contain, they literally say it.

Also, you’re on the internet, which isn’t beholden solely to US copyright laws

It's illegal in the US and either way it's against lemmy.world's server rules, specifically rule 1

No illegal content, including sharing copyrighted material without the explicit permission of the owner(s).

I think you're defending it because you're a pirate.

They're literally facilitating the sharing of torrents. That's not "just talking about copyright infringement" that's the facilitation of it.

They're literally facilitating the sharing of illegal torrents and also links to copyrighted rom files. That's not discussion that's directly enabling piracy which is against Lemmy.world's rules

1. No illegal content, including sharing copyrighted material without the explicit permission of the owner(s).