When everyone was in a panic, I posted comments to TorrentFreak and also here. There were so many reasons the lawsuit was total nonsense and I tried to explain it. I am a lawyer with a lifetime of litigation experience. Since you shut down and came back up, I don't see my posts. That's OK. I hope at least someone remembers what I said. Keep calm - and welcome back. Now can we get ******* and ********* back up. What is an infringing addon in your minds. I know what the highest court in the EU decided, and unless you are actually hosting source infringing content, you are doing nothing illegal, no matter what copyright attorneys may claim. Yes, the super-wealthy companies send out armies of green, eager neophyte lawyers to scare people, but you never saw major copyright firms in this suit. The day you know you're really facing serious shit is when the lawsuit is filed in New York by top copyright litigation firms, and that ain't happening, for so many reasons. A ton of people are ready to offer their opinions on a subject they don't know anything about. If your addon simply scrapes content that is hosted by someone else and is readily available on the Internet, those little twerps should be chasing the actual pirates. Oh, and sad for them, they are just never going to stop that. Simply, the greedy copyright owners (almost always the major companies that produce, market, and distribute the content) saw the enormous markets that would turn them into zillionaires and masters of the universe. That was never intent of copyright laws, which have gotten wildly out of hand and out of control. Just humbly adding an opinion based on more than 35 years of litigation experience. Kudos to everyone that hung in there and didn't panic.