> Comment content is governable in the site ToS, Which is probably non-binding or invalid in most non-US jurisdictions and does not address the problem. > Eve

> Comment content is governable in the site ToS, Which is probably non-binding or invalid in most non-US jurisdictions and does not address the problem. > Even if it wasn't, your performance in posting implies consent to provide at the very least a limited license to publish content you posted. That is like claiming a random user uploading Star Wars movies on youtube is no problem because that user gave them a limited license. That "license" is obviously invalid and Disney can claim copyright infringement. The proposed law now discusses whether "random user" or youtube or both are liable for this.