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It moves responsibility from the publisher to the indexer. Essentially, it's like your privacy rights were violated in a novel, so instead of going after the p
by DocTomoe 7y ago
It moves responsibility from the publisher to the indexer.
Essentially, it's like your privacy rights were violated in a novel, so instead of going after the publisher to cease and desist, you sue every single library (and technically every non-organizational owner of said novel) to burn their copy.
- easymodex 7y agoWell, it's actually like there is just 1 novel in somebody's basement which noone will ever stumble upon... unless it's in top 3 hits when looking up your name at the one single library that everyone is using.
- DocTomoe 7y ago... or someone happens to search for any other information in that book.
- Grumbledour 7y agoPretty much this. In addition to that, the responsibility to decide what should be taken down/delisted is also moved from the publisher/courts of law to the indexer, so there is no due process.