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The anime community has also heavily relied on this infrastructure. The Internet Archive, a digital library, hosts countless directory listings dedicated to preserving animated works. A search for a 1999 anime adaptation of the video game Power Stone reveals a typical listing for such a fan-archived file: Parent Directory - Mp4 Xxx

As the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) noted, this appeared to be "a wholesale attack against Internet indexing generally". TorrentSpy’s defense was simple: how is what they do different from Google? Google also indexes .torrent files. All these indexes implement the Digital Millennium Copyright Act's (DMCA) "notice-and-takedown" procedures, which allow copyright owners to demand the removal of links to infringing content. The DMCA was designed to provide a "safe harbor" for online service providers from copyright liability for acts like transmitting, caching, storing, and, crucially, indexing online content provided by users. The TorrentSpy case, and others like it, tested the limits of that safe harbor, asking whether an index whose "predominant use" was for infringement could be protected. This legal tension between the value of indexing and the protection of copyright continues to define the landscape for any website that organizes or links to media content. This public link is valid for 7 days