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laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Saturday, 05-Jan-2013 10:22:04 EST
laurelrusswurm
@crosbie !copyright law reform is at best a workaround… since © law varies globally, there is no #onesizefitsall solution (beyond abolition) -
crosbie (crosbie)'s status on Saturday, 05-Jan-2013 10:37:25 EST
crosbie
NB I am an abolitionist. I was commenting on your "if we must have #copyright, it s/b for short terms". Exempting individuals is far better. -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Saturday, 05-Jan-2013 10:46:04 EST
laurelrusswurm
@crosbie indeed it never occurred to me !copyright *could* be abolished before reading your words. I didn't question copyright 'til recently -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Saturday, 05-Jan-2013 10:49:50 EST
laurelrusswurm
@crosbie I agree exempting private individuals from charges of !copyright infringement would be a good reform as well. -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Saturday, 05-Jan-2013 10:51:33 EST
laurelrusswurm
@crosbie Both term reduction and individual exemption would be good reforms, but could be construed as deckchair rearrangement -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Saturday, 05-Jan-2013 10:59:17 EST
laurelrusswurm
@crosbie these days perpetual copyright denies people access to their own culture, driving many to risk infringement, particularly creators -
crosbie (crosbie)'s status on Saturday, 05-Jan-2013 11:04:04 EST
crosbie
People are not driven 'to risk infringing #copyright', but to share & build upon their own culture - instinctively - a natural imperative. -
laurelrusswurm (laurelrusswurm)'s status on Saturday, 05-Jan-2013 11:09:48 EST
laurelrusswurm
@crosbie exactly. And the supposed justification for copyright was to support creators to allow them to do just that.
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