The result was speedy keep. The nomination fails to state a valid ground for deletion. The one commenter who mentions WP:NOT the news would be well-served (if he feels strongly enough) to write a new nomination on that ground, for one on this ground is far too flawed to succeed -- indeed, it might be considered barred by policy from succeeding. WP:NOT CENSORED, and criminals are covered under NPOV, without any hint of condoning them. (q.v. Adolf Hitler.) Xoloz 14:01, 24 October 2007 (UTC) reply
With sites like these existing on Wikipedia does that basically mean Wikiepdia condones the use of these kind of sites? I understand sites like Demonoid and other BitTorrent being listed on here because to an extent, these aren't illegal but sites that freely redistribute TV shows and movies to users is highly illegal hence it's shut down and the arrest of the owner. Had the site not been deleted, it would surely have been in violation of WP:SPAM? RyanLupin ( talk/ contribs) 07:54, 23 October 2007 (UTC) reply
The result was speedy keep. The nomination fails to state a valid ground for deletion. The one commenter who mentions WP:NOT the news would be well-served (if he feels strongly enough) to write a new nomination on that ground, for one on this ground is far too flawed to succeed -- indeed, it might be considered barred by policy from succeeding. WP:NOT CENSORED, and criminals are covered under NPOV, without any hint of condoning them. (q.v. Adolf Hitler.) Xoloz 14:01, 24 October 2007 (UTC) reply
With sites like these existing on Wikipedia does that basically mean Wikiepdia condones the use of these kind of sites? I understand sites like Demonoid and other BitTorrent being listed on here because to an extent, these aren't illegal but sites that freely redistribute TV shows and movies to users is highly illegal hence it's shut down and the arrest of the owner. Had the site not been deleted, it would surely have been in violation of WP:SPAM? RyanLupin ( talk/ contribs) 07:54, 23 October 2007 (UTC) reply