>Article 13 would force sites and online platforms to use automatic tracking technology to detect when users uploaded content to make sure they weren’t sharing copyrighted material.
I think it's funny. When you realise why it's in there you will find it more funny- EU legislators receive nothing but waves and waves of corporate propaganda from lobbyists, and so this article exists purely because the media industry wanted it. They spent millions 'educating' policymakers about the damages of piracy how it's raping children etc.
Caleb Bell
you could probably send the UNs lawyers a few post-cards and it would clog up their legal system
Dominic Peterson
How does this even help? Like we bloody have the internet to share ideas, refurbish them, polish them and make them bigger and better! Severing that chain is so fucking retarded how do they even come up with this kind of shitshow
Chase Price
Phat, phat stacks of cash combined with a lawmaking body that does not understand what they're governing. If you're in the EU write to every politician you can about this. Tell them that the citizens do not want it. Some might even listen. This will spread worldwide if it passes in Europe.
Why would you oppose a copyright law, unless you're a Google and facebook shill?
This regulation is made for big whales, not for ordinary sites
Ryder Lewis
>This regulation is made for big whales, not for ordinary sites it's the exact opposite, you cuck. google, amazon etc. have the massive computing power to analyze every fart a user uploads. if some dev like me wants to host a comment area under the release notes of his app, well, what is that dev to do? review every comment before allowing it to be posted by copy and pasting it into google, bing and duckduckgo in the hopes that these search engines did not miss the original author of the comment? write a revolutionary AI before googlel as a side project that automatically analyzes the comment section? that doesn't work. so in the end everybody except the big corpos are fucked.