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Our laws for copyright and trademarks are pretty broken and inhibit innovation more than they protect it. It is still the law, but not a good measure. Conspira
by raxxorraxor 5y ago
Our laws for copyright and trademarks are pretty broken and inhibit innovation more than they protect it. It is still the law, but not a good measure.
Conspiracies are entertaining and there are consequences for libel and fraud. So what is the problem again?
There are social norms? General norms for the whole planet you mean? I have yet to hear a good case for more content control on the internet. The EU just voted for a law against illegal content? Makes no sense at all. But it is also against hate and for propaganda. Some say it is historic. Doesn't make a good case for history then.
I don't think your quote adequately confirms the incentive of big tech companies deleting user content. Yes, the anonymous blob of internet users has arbitrary und unlimited powers. Should I really believe that?