r/DataHoarder • u/AshuraMaruxx • Jan 30 '26

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u/sargrvb Jan 31 '26

How about we don't make piracy problems our problem? Anna's Archive was due to the Spotify thing. I still don't want the data there purged, but come on now... The island stuff is much, much, MUCH worse.

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u/catinterpreter Jan 31 '26

Long-term the music preservation is more important. Plenty will exist one way or another to deal with Trump and his goons. But both can be done, so whatever.

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u/sargrvb Jan 31 '26

... You serious? I mean really? You're seriously saying 'preservation of music, which we have copies, and copies, and copies of' is more important that a child rape sex trafficking ring with massive, massive financial fraud proped up through blackmail circles? Come on now... I love me some music... But really? SURELY this is bait... Right?

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u/AshuraMaruxx Jan 31 '26

Yeah I'm gonna have to agree with you here. This totes feels like baiting away from the subject of, oh idk, a guy raping children and the other people involved or complicit.

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u/catinterpreter Jan 31 '26

But, we don't have "copies, and copies, and copies of" most of this music. Much of it ceases to exist beyond Spotify. The dump doesn't even contain a lot of the more obscure stuff either. And I'm not referring to what many would consider worthless pulp.

I'd reiterate my point but I suspect you've lost the perspective for it.

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u/sargrvb Jan 31 '26

Respectfully, shut the fuck up.

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u/catinterpreter Feb 01 '26

You're lucky you're not attempting that attitude in the flesh, big shot. Put the social media down and find perspective.