> It is impossible for us to gesture at the works of art that do not exist because of draconian copyright. We can gesture at the tiniest tip of the iceberg by

> It is impossible for us to gesture at the works of art that do not exist because of draconian copyright. We can gesture at the tiniest tip of the iceberg by observing things that are regularly created in violation of copyright but not typically attacked and taken down until they get popular: - Game modding, romhacks, fangames, remakes, and similar. - Memes (often based on copyrighted content) - Stage play adaptations of movies (without authorization - Unofficial translations - Machinima - Speedruns, Let's Play videos, and streams (very often taken down) - Music remixes and sampling - Video mashups - Fan edits/cuts, "Abridged" series - Archiving and preservation of content that would otherwise be lost - Fan films - Fanfiction - Fanart - Homebrew content for tabletop games