they may be released in a lot of countries; but you should probably only create a release event for the countries you know it was locally released in; or Europe at worst
2009-05-26 14616, 2009
Munger
That's what I thought, but the wording on the cover is slightly ambiguous
2009-05-26 14617, 2009
Munger
This on is probably just US
2009-05-26 14637, 2009
Wizzcat
looks french to me
2009-05-26 14636, 2009
Wizzcat
or nevermind, the barcode is the same it would seem
2009-05-26 14643, 2009
Munger
I think it might actually have been made for worldwide release, but I'll put it as US for now
2009-05-26 14612, 2009
Wizzcat
eu+us isn't really global :)
2009-05-26 14634, 2009
Wizzcat
honestly I kinda wish it hadn't been named worldwide, it's only used for digital releases anyway
2009-05-26 14604, 2009
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voiceinsideyou
should have had "Non-censored Internet" as a release country :p
2009-05-26 14650, 2009
jacobbrett
Heh, glad I don't live in America, with all that "un/censored version" crap
2009-05-26 14625, 2009
RifRaf
another aussie, g'day jacobbrett
2009-05-26 14634, 2009
voiceinsideyou
don't you live in Australia, which bans video games with gay abandon?
2009-05-26 14636, 2009
jacobbrett
:D
2009-05-26 14637, 2009
voiceinsideyou
:)
2009-05-26 14642, 2009
jacobbrett
oh, true... u.u
2009-05-26 14648, 2009
voiceinsideyou
music is next I'm sure
2009-05-26 14657, 2009
jacobbrett
and our internet is slowly being censored with that child porn blacklist
2009-05-26 14603, 2009
voiceinsideyou
heh
2009-05-26 14623, 2009
jacobbrett
well, only half the links on that blacklist are child porn, the rest is just plain censorship
2009-05-26 14633, 2009
voiceinsideyou
you checked? :p
2009-05-26 14644, 2009
jacobbrett
no lol, I read about it on wikileaks
2009-05-26 14615, 2009
BlueLobster
Do they still allow usenet access in australia?
2009-05-26 14623, 2009
jacobbrett
No clue, probably
2009-05-26 14651, 2009
Wizzcat
hard to ban usenet
2009-05-26 14656, 2009
RifRaf
been years since i used usenet so no idea either
2009-05-26 14602, 2009
Wizzcat
it's older than the internets
2009-05-26 14636, 2009
BlueLobster
on the other hand
2009-05-26 14642, 2009
BlueLobster
as a percentage of total bits
2009-05-26 14656, 2009
BlueLobster
nttp probably carries more illegal data than any other protocol
2009-05-26 14616, 2009
Wizzcat
well that's a given
2009-05-26 14650, 2009
Wizzcat
and there's a lot of profiteering going on, so it wouldn't surprise me if they nailed all the companies offering binary services
2009-05-26 14611, 2009
BlueLobster
in america, almost everyone resells giganews
2009-05-26 14655, 2009
Wizzcat
at least giganews are serious enough to be able to have a fighting chance in court, unlike piratebay etc.
2009-05-26 14641, 2009
BlueLobster
eyah that's true
2009-05-26 14640, 2009
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srotta
Coming back to earlier discussion, I rarely add release events to foreign releases.
Hey guys, a couple of quick questions. I'm getting this error when trying to log into my musicbrainz database install Could not open file (/home/httpd/musicbrainz/locks/Apache-Session-aa3efdcc2b3de1fdfde3d319a80e5fdf.lock) for writing: Permission denied at /usr/local/share/perl/5.8.8/Apache/Session/Lock/File.pm line 62.
2009-05-26 14650, 2009
luks
that definitely shouldn't be that slow
2009-05-26 14604, 2009
luks
it's going to take days if you are there after 3 hours