>a speedy manual review process is the best anyone's got. This is a policy choice. We could not have copyright, and just leave the documents up. We could give

>a speedy manual review process is the best anyone's got. This is a policy choice. We could not have copyright, and just leave the documents up. We could give platforms immunity, and enforce copyright by going after the individuals who uploaded without the rights to do so. We could give platforms immunity, but require them to respect court orders to remove specific copyright documents. We could give platforms immunity, but require them to remove copywrote conent when notified. (A la DMCA) We could give platforms immunity, require them to remove copywrote content, and require them restore content on a counter-claim and defer the dispute to the courts. What we are doing is requiring, by policy, platforms to proactivly remove copywrote material but making no policy requirements against over-removal. If we are seeing the best possible implementation of this policy, then maybe it is simply a bad policy.