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I suppose, perhaps, our current system can work just fine. Whenever someone is caught doing something illegal with another person's artwork (for example, using
by sukuriant 14y ago
I suppose, perhaps, our current system can work just fine. Whenever someone is caught doing something illegal with another person's artwork (for example, using a photo-manip'd version of a photo that person took as part of a CD album cover) take them to court for copyright infringement.
From what I can gather, anything more than that is draconian. I mean, what artist really cares if their artwork is used as someone's desktop background?