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Giggleton · 03-08-2011, 12:27 AM

Vote early Vote often.

I'm not sure how nullification would work, at the federal level would be tough, maybe as copyright infringement lawsuits are taken into court, the court would present the public with the nullification option? lol!

If you are looking for a timeframe that includes the creators lifespan, I would suggest choosing the 50+ years option.

The problem with using lifespans' is what if someone dies the day after something is created, or only half created, or what if as some believe, we one day achieve immortality?

The two options with nullification are similar and should be thought of as the same.

This poll's purpose is to determine what options should be present in future polls.

03-08-2011, 12:27 AM	#1
Giggleton Banned Posts: 1,687 Karma: 4368191 Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Oregon Device: Kindle3	How Long Should Copyright Last? Vote early Vote often. I'm not sure how nullification would work, at the federal level would be tough, maybe as copyright infringement lawsuits are taken into court, the court would present the public with the nullification option? lol! If you are looking for a timeframe that includes the creators lifespan, I would suggest choosing the 50+ years option. The problem with using lifespans' is what if someone dies the day after something is created, or only half created, or what if as some believe, we one day achieve immortality? The two options with nullification are similar and should be thought of as the same. This poll's purpose is to determine what options should be present in future polls. Last edited by Giggleton; 03-09-2011 at 11:49 AM.