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It's starting to look like German laws and authorities are starting to interfere with the global Internet/WWW, or to more generalize, regional legal differences
by numpad0 4y ago
It's starting to look like German laws and authorities are starting to interfere with the global Internet/WWW, or to more generalize, regional legal differences are starting to become pronounced as Internet usage expands globally.
It's not that German laws are particularly "bad"; it's built on different social norms and standards, so some things legal in not-Germany might be not in Germany, AND vice versa. The Internet has to evolve to adapt to this reality.
- mdp2021 4y ago> Internet has to evolve Sometimes it really should be Germany. "Development" is everywhere; "evolution" is pretty much bound to be such; "progress" is where the best slope is. Evolution is sometimes not a progressive development - but it'd better be.
- account42 4y ago> It's not that German laws are particularly "bad"; it's built on different social norms and standards No, when it comes to copyright they're bad - both the laws and the enforcement machine.
- numpad0 4y agoIn wide areas across speeches and informations, actually. But they have their sovereign rights to be respected, I guess, so simply labeling them as punchable backwards thinkers might not be the best solution.