Especially since the RIAA isn't suing a member on behalf of a non-member.
It's simply sending a takedown notice to a member who happens to be hosting something on a subsidiary's website.
Though experience shows judicial temperment may take note of such quirks.
You seem stongly inclined to object to any element no matter how tenuously germane. It's a bad look.
Especially since the RIAA isn't suing a member on behalf of a non-member.
It's simply sending a takedown notice to a member who happens to be hosting something on a subsidiary's website.