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1) Fair use is incredibly hard to identify, especially as the intent in the center of all of it. 2) This is easy once you go multi-site. We [0] are actually do
by doh 9y ago
1) Fair use is incredibly hard to identify, especially as the intent in the center of all of it.
2) This is easy once you go multi-site. We [0] are actually doing that across many sites.
[0] https://pex.com https://pex.com
- jackvalentine 9y ago1) Duh. Doesn't stop companies like Microsoft and YouTube saying "we've solved the copyright problem!" though. 2) This pex thing you've linked doesn't seem to cover the use-case I had in mind. I'm working on an analysis of XYZ Hollywood movie with a number of people working remotely (for argument's sake, with the consent of the publisher). I stick it in my OneDrive and share a link to them and they download it. MS blocks it because I'm "sharing copyrighted materials" and they don't have the context in which I'm doing it legally.
- bryondowd 9y agoIf all you need to do is transfer the file, couldn't you just use something like WinRAR to archive the file, possibly with a password?
- saint_fiasco 9y agoPirates already do the same thing.
- jackvalentine 9y agoWhy should I? I thought we were supposed to be making life easier by giving our lives to the six or seven companies that dominate our internet lives.
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