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Better terms for copyright include "imaginary property" and "bourgeoise pseudocapital." Not only does copyright hinder creativity and infringe upon your natura
by redwall_hp 5y ago
Better terms for copyright include "imaginary property" and "bourgeoise pseudocapital."
Not only does copyright hinder creativity and infringe upon your natural right to copy, but it doesn't even benefit artists so much as companies who pay them a pittance while wielding the law as a cudgel to protect their imaginary fiefdom. The world needs less ownership, not more.
- cdot2 5y agoPeople will complain about copyright precisely until they have some creative work of theirs sold by someone else. Professional authors cannot exist without copyright.
- lovelyviking 5y agoI complain about copyright precisely because I cannot even show my creative work. And if I'll try to upload it anywhere where people are then I will be stripped off any of my "rights" in that very moment. So how copyright helps in that case?
- DreamScatter 5y agoYour problem wasn't an issue with copyright but with YouTube's approach to handling copyright.