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Originally Posted by CrkMStanz
/cast vote for 'draconian' laws that
-only allow 'fair use' rights to supercede 'copyright holder' rights when the fair-use-user is doing so in a non-abusive, non-profitable and fair manner.
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so completely reverse the entire defined definition of copyright law
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-Dictate that digital products are treated with the same laws that hard goods are.
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cool so i can sell my digital goods to other people after i am done using them, just like i can with my car
i can rent out my digital goods just like i can with my car
i would think you would consider that a step backwards, but cool.
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-clarify that a 'backup' stored in a manner accessible to anyone other than the person who owns the backup - is deemed to be unacceptable in terms of 'fair use'.
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wow so sms server will no be illegal since the install point is shared, the cost of corporate backup just went 100 fold, and multi million dollar business like microsoft sms server sales all have to disappear.
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-clarify that 'time shifing' stored in a manner accessible to anyone other than the person who owns the time shifted content - is deemed to be unacceptable in terms of 'fair use'.
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if you think your backup idea will be coded into law, no point it wasting time explaining why this one will not happen either.
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-Lay down rules that ISP's and Hosts will be given the go-ahead and authority to 'disconnect' flagrant abusers, and will themselves be watched for supplying services to flagrant abusers and disconnected themselves if they do not comply.
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and that has no possiblity of censoring the internet



i have just shown you how legitimate business (like microsoft, etc) can argue against such a change in the law, how likely do you think it will pass when they start arguing how unreasonable it is.
don't forget the people hit hardest by that kind of changes like google and major telco.
hell if the cable companies can run free PSA against the broadcast tax in canada, asking people to right the crtc, how likely do you think it is that major companies are not going to do the same thing if the laws come down the way you are wanting them too.