I doubt whether the guy who runs their website has much to do with the decision. I'd suggest the publisher, editor, and/or managing editor.

Due apparently to Insty, there are very many bloggers who've paid attention to this story, which was a bit predictable. It would be good if the pajamahideen would give a similar amount of their attention to things that matter a bit more in the larger context. For instance, SaveOurLicense.com. I see from technorati that there are precisely three bloggers with links to that organization, yet many bloggers have no doubt commented on the problem the organization seeks to correct. I think there's something psychological at work here: "activists" and "pajamahideen" are in most cases not the same.

I sent them an email pointing out that the letter they sent to the blogger misstated copyright law, failing to take into account the "fair use" doctrine, and suggested that they get a new attorney.

Lonewacko,

Just curious how long your ancestors lived on this continent?

Hi Matt! I can tell where you're going with this, and, rather than hijacking this thread, come on over and read Welcome open borders apologists! or "Actors, writers and musicians want you to pay all the costs for their cheap labor".

The second link discusses the recent Variety ad in which a group of no-name celebs supported driver's licenses for illegal aliens. The ad was brought about with the help of CA state Sen. Gil Cedillo, frequent sponsor of bills to give DLs to IAs. Nowadays, he says it's for "public safety." However, his past involvement in MEChA and past statements like "[we should give DLs to IAs because] they were here first" give we smarties a clue to what he's really all about. Viva Aztlan, Matt.