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I don't get the hate for this. It mostly seems to be saying that if you publish stuff on the internet it's your responsibility to take reasonable steps to ensur
by jbb67 8y ago
I don't get the hate for this. It mostly seems to be saying that if you publish stuff on the internet it's your responsibility to take reasonable steps to ensure that it's not stolen and that you actually have the right to publish it.
This seems entirely reasonable to me.
- raverbashing 8y agoBecause there's no exception for parody and fair use. Because there's no penalties for falsely taking down content (like Sony taking down an amateur recording of Beethoven/Bach) It targets content sharing networks, it's not simply about "what you publish in your own website" and it makes the platforms liable, not who uploaded it.