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>(not to mention there are some people in the world who aren't completely amoral and as such wouldn't) You're implying that everyone follows the same code of e
by slowpoke 15y ago
>(not to mention there are some people in the world who aren't completely amoral and as such wouldn't)
You're implying that everyone follows the same code of ethics. You might not agree with it but for some people it's not in the slightest bit amoral to pirate a movie.
- jahmed 15y agoThis is the long term problem for content creators. The current generation of sub-30 year olds have grown up/will grow up in a culture of free things. That idea is flourishing and is what really should scare content creators.
- slowpoke 15y ago>That idea is flourishing and is what really should scare content creators. The only one scared by this is the content industry, aka the publishers, and the unfortunate people who believe their propaganda and lies. Free culture is a good thing. The internet, for the first time in human history, has made the dream of unlimited sharing possible. Creators will not die out because the industry that imposed copyright on them in the first place is no longer needed.
- jahmed 15y agoThanks yes true creators well be fine. Its the content publishers and packagers that will feel the pressure as consumers find ways around them to the source.