Z-Library Responds to U.S. Crackdown, Asks Authors for Forgiveness

Z-Library has responded to the U.S. criminal indictment against two of its alleged operators and associated domain name seizures. The remaining team members still haven't confirmed the involvement of the two Russians but say they are determined to keep going. Z-Library also promises to take the complaints of authors seriously and asks for their forgiveness.

https://torrentfreak.com/z-library-responds-to-u-s-crackdown-asks-authors-for-forgiveness-221121/

HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33697748

The really heartbreaking thing is that a mere $5.25 per month for a typical household could provide unrestricted access to everything ever published, whilst replacing all present US bookstore sales.

#CopyrightIsBrainDamage It imposes tremendous #DeadweightLosses and makes Letting People Read a Federal Crime.

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