Sturm wrote:I have a better solution.
Block ESPN's IP addy so their little minions can't come on here and see what we're up to.
a) It's unlikely ESPN's corporate attorneys are in the same building, using the same internet connection
b) ESPN's website is likely hosted at a data center off-premises, so the IP addresses - of which there will be several - wouldn't match what employees at their corporate headquarters are coming from, anyways
c) You could just use a proxy server to get around this, anyways; or carry around a Verizon Wireless air card
d) Even if you could block all the proper IPs/subnets/domains, that wouldn't prevent them from pulling up a cached copy on Google
Those are just the first four reasons that popped into my head as to why that wouldn't work, and that's not even counting the ethical/moral/rule-following side of things, lol.