> we should be looking at ways to preserve those artifacts redundantly, so that even if the IA fails, it's not a calamity. We don't need to look too far. IA co

> we should be looking at ways to preserve those artifacts redundantly, so that even if the IA fails, it's not a calamity. We don't need to look too far. IA could simply extend their middle-finger and move to Mexico, Spain, Thailand, or Sealand. Frankly, IA should be mirrored in every country that does not respect the West's initiative of blocking access and unresolvable takedown notices. Fuck US copyright anti-information bullshit. Publishers represent themselves and their own greed, not the authors and artists that created the content. There are rare success stories[1], but how many other works have been looted by publishers at the expense of the long dead content creator's family? [1] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2006/jun/14/books.booksnews1 https://www.theguardian.com/world/2006/jun/14/books.booksnew...