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2. Openness – digital citizens have a right to an open, unobstructed Internet 10. Property – digital citizens have a right to benefit from what they create, an
by vibrunazo 14y ago
2. Openness – digital citizens have a right to an open, unobstructed Internet
10. Property – digital citizens have a right to benefit from what they create, and be secure in their intellectual property on the Internet
It seems to me that 10. would often times conflict with 1., 2. and 6. How would these conflicts be solved?
- Peaker 14y agoWhy do we need to secure a "right to benefit from what they create"? If it's not beneficial for authors, they can go do other things. Is there reason to believe this will lead to a loss of authorship? Abolishing copyrights would make derivative works' authorship possible, and that's probably a more significant source of creativity than brand new works. And we're currently sacrificing it for the former one, as well as various rights.
- alttab 14y agoOf course when it comes to busting terrorists on Facebook, it's all "then don't share it on the Internet"