> "a right/privilege/protection given to everyone automatically, even if they don't know about it or claim it That's not what copyright was, when it entered th

> "a right/privilege/protection given to everyone automatically, even if they don't know about it or claim it That's not what copyright was, when it entered the legal landscape; and it still isn't in so many countries. And even where your definition is somewhat accepted, people disagree on what exactly it means (How long should it last? Can it be inherited? Does it apply to this or that? Etc etc). Even simply the fact that it can literally be bought and sold would indicate that it is not a human right at all - those are typically unalienable. It is a commercial right at best.