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That's a perfectly reasonable point (which I agree with). It's naive to dismiss the concerns of content creators out of hand, but surely there's a middle ground
by weeksie 9y ago
That's a perfectly reasonable point (which I agree with). It's naive to dismiss the concerns of content creators out of hand, but surely there's a middle ground we could get to legally over what constitutes fair use (or fair cracking?) when it comes to DRM.
- esigs 9y agoAgreed. I think what the EFF is saying her though is that the claimed protections for content creators is just a cover for anti competitive behavior. If they would agree to only enforce DRM/DMCA laws on people abusing copyright laws it would be easier to get behind it. Unfortunately, we have no protections on one side, and anti competitive shinanigans on the other.