This is also why copybot can't copy scripts. This information, which your graphics card MUST have (or you couldn't see anything) is the information that copybot software accesses. This information is used by your graphics card to display.everything. When you connect your viewer to SL, the servers send your viewer information on what you're seeing. You also asked, ' Is LL’s code for SL never going to be copybot-proof?' No, it isn't. They can then, if they choose, submit a DMCA takedown. If you are not the creator, report the copybotter to the creator. Note: You must be the creator of the item. See this link for details on how to do it. What you need to do is submit a DMCA takedown request. Submitting an Abuse Report is not the way to go. LL does care about copybotting, but you need to deal with it in the right way. Why doesn’t LL care about copybotting still? And a lot of this stuff is REALLY unique and obvious copies for example: a gesture using an animation made specifically for the Equestria’s Pride pony avatar, and rare gacha items that are no longer for sale all saying that the copybotter is the creator.) I’m not naming names for the sake of not breeching LL’s privacy policy. This person freely gives out full-perms versions of all the items they copy and it says the creator is them, not the actual, real creator of the items. (I’m not just guessing or accusing they are a copybotter too. Why is that account not banned yet? And why is copybotting even still a thing in 2019? Is LL’s code for SL never going to be copybot-proof?

How I know the thief is still around? Just yesterday, the copybotter “bought” one of my demo items (free) on the market and theres no doubt in my mind that they’re going to copybot it too. A known copybotter is still alive and kicking on SL after myself and quite a few other creators have reported them (multiple times) over the course of at least these past 3 years.

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