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At the end of the day you can't legislate everything to the letter if the people just don't want to do it. If people want to steal content the content creators

At the end of the day you can't legislate everything to the letter if the people just don't want to do it. If people want to steal content the content creators will suffer and we as a society will lose high quality content. I think that some sort of NPR or BBC patron approach is the only way out, i.e. sponsor a high quality production organization as a charity. Communist countries did this too, though it ended up quite biased.

Chris2048 6y ago
> If people want to steal content the content creators will suffer and we as a society will lose high quality content This sounds like a PR copypaste. I don't want to "steal" content, I want to restrict the number of ways I can be influenced to view it. And "high quality content" is often not the case here; I have to get through a lot of crap to get to real news in a lot of cases. There is also the problem of who gets to judge quality - often those that tell people what they want to here are judged so - Reality has a subjective bias.