@Rairii Nope. When I say abolish I mean abolish; no credible evidence has ever been provided to support the existence of copyright as a concept or to prove its supposed benefits, and so it as a whole should not exist.

It is an unjust law. Those are to be removed, not watered down.

@joepie91 that may be true

but thanks to big tech moving fast and breaking things i believe it's currently the only way (other than trademarks, and applications for those can be contested and cost money to file, etc) to deal with smaller creators' work being shanzhai'd (typically on alibaba/aliexpress followed by dropshippers putting listings up everywhere else)

i mean, i'd be happy if i was wrong here...

@Rairii It doesn't actually do any of that in practice

@Rairii Like, that's the problem, this is what it's *promised* to do, but it just... doesn't.

For all practical purposes there *are* no such protections today, and copyright is only *claimed* to be such a protection as a shield from criticism, even though it is a tool of power that only benefits the wealthy

@joepie91 i will argue that it CAN be... if you have the time to repeatedly look everywhere and send takedown requests.. which tha majority of smaller creators do not.

but yes, definitely broken.