| Wausau, WI - In a move that has outraged many netizens WarezHut.com's
            Jaysen announced today that the site is changing its Piracy Policy.   The
            new policy adds the statement, "I'm not going to post any gay-ass
            games like Daikatana so stop asking," and also adds that, "if
            you are a government official then you cannot enter this site."  Piracy advocates
            are concerned by the larger implications of the move. American Kewl
            Warez Association (AKWA) President Chad Jestin said, "Who's
            going to determine what's a gay-ass game and what isn't? Jaysen?   It's
            a very slippery slope that could deny a lot of gamers access to the
            games they desire.  What if Jaysen thought Diablo II was a gay-ass
            game.  What would we do then?
 "And why must we discriminate against government officials," continued
            Mr. Jestin, "Aren't they entitled to kewl warez just as much
            as any other citizen.   This trend of institutionalized discrimination
            by the warez community must be stopped." The AKWA is advocating an opt-out policy for warez sites.  Stating
            users should have the option to choose if they want to download lame-ass
            or gay-ass games.  They also believe that all Americans regardless
            of occupation should be welcome at warez site if the movement is
            to grow. Responding to the criticism Jaysen said, "It's my site and
            I can do whatever the hell I want.  Daikatana is a stupid game
            and I won't be a part of spreading that waste of bandwidth.  I'm
            not going to be pressured by the AKWA to let in government officials
            either, that statement protects me from prosecution, and until this
            government recognizes the benefits of kewl warez then that statement
            will stand." To be certain your rights are protected, Mr. Jestin suggests looking
            for a Piracy Policy on the site and to be completely certain make
            sure the Piracy Policy has the AKWA seal.
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