> I'm not sure why people believe they have a right to dictate how someone else's content is created. I do not believe anyone here is at all believing that the

> I'm not sure why people believe they have a right to dictate how someone else's content is created. I do not believe anyone here is at all believing that they have a right to dictate how someone else's content is created. The argument is about modification, not creation. People should absolutely have the ability to modify their local version of the content to make it readable to them.