The thing that strikes me is how many of these punishments are based on accusations and not proof or due process. We need an 11th (28th?) amendment to add to the Bill of Rights that will work online. The Bill of Rights has worked quite well for more than 200 years, but it barely applies online, and there are significant dangers involved with the continued use of outdated laws. The potential for griefing by large corporations is enormous, and also worries me greatly. One example of this is how Valve's "Meet the Scout" in the TF2 shorts was pulled off of Youtube by Viacom because of supposed copyright infringement. I really wish people would study up on the issues of copyright and not assume that they are forced to screw over either artists or consumers. There is such a thing as promoting reasonable download services like iTunes, Steam, and the like in order to combat piracy while helping consumers. It's not a black or white issue, but people have been focusing on the negative and how to punish to the point that possible solutions and positives have been lost.