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While some countries are eager to implement a “three strikes” Internet piracy law, others are slowly backing away into the dugout. German lawmakers sat down privately with ISPs to talk about a proposed P2P policy that would take repeat filesharing offenders offline, but both sides have agreed that the policy’s methods would be at odds with the country’s privacy laws.

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