Piracy, eh? So copied without approval.

Like archive.is or other news aggregator and paywall-bypass sites.

Or, just needs 1 falsely filed DMCA to ban. And whoops, made a mistake, and no process to unban.

By sneaking in with 'piracy', they're setting the stage to block any content they don't like.

Intellectual property has been a cover story for censorship for hundreds of years. Nothing new here.