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You've misunderstood. Nobody is saying content uploaded by users should be inviolable. The points of contention are who is legally responsible for users' infri
by repsilat 8y ago
You've misunderstood.
Nobody is saying content uploaded by users should be inviolable. The points of contention are who is legally responsible for users' infringements. This law tilts the balance from "users are responsible" towards "websites are responsible."
Much as it was fretted about at the time, the DMCA seems to have worked out pretty well in practice. It strikes a balance that is reasonably effective and not overly burdensome on small, fast-growing companies. The regulatory burden of the new law is much greater.