Nice flash, interesting message
First, the animation itself.
That is probably the catchiest song I've ever heard. I can't get it out of my head. Huge props for that. The animation was simplistic and nothing too complicated, but used very effectively, very much avoiding getting in the way of the true beauty of the piece, the music. Character design was amusing as well. Over all, not a perfect piece, but one definately capable of standing its ground.
As for the message:
Personally, I never visited Ebaums before I saw this flash. I was aware of its existence, but I just never bothered to type in the address and look at it. And now, after watching the flash, I have ironically spent several hours watching video clips from it. I admit I feel a little dirty.
As I have no definative proof as to whether or not 90% of the sites content is in fact stolen, I can't exactly accept that figure at face value. However, I do know that some, if not most, of the flash featured is there without the author's consent. Weebl, for example, has a link to your site on his front page as we speak, and his work is certainly featured on Ebaums. Plus, the story about malicious script eating somethingaweful's bandwidth is downright disgusting. So count me in on your side.
I do have a question. What about other similar sites, like albinoblacksheep? They feature a very similar menu of flash content, and are much less clear as to exactly how they aquired said flash (as opposed to a site like newgrounds, where authors directly submit their content and any stolen or "borrowed" work is removed). Are these sites also as guilty as ebaums?