> In order to enforce copyright, every computer will have to be locked down so that they only execute "compliant" software. This is not true. While it is one p

> In order to enforce copyright, every computer will have to be locked down so that they only execute "compliant" software. This is not true. While it is one possible approach to enforcing copyright, it is not the only possible approach. Network surveillance of distribution is another possibility that has been against p2p networks. Copyright has never been completely enforcable. It has always been a partial solution aimed at preventing organized / profitable distribution, i.e. it is a legal fallback rather than a prevention. But a partially working solution is better than nothing.