Thread: A Modest Proposal - Eternal Copyright
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Old 03-05-2012, 03:42 AM   #145
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Originally Posted by Giggleton View Post
A lot of united states tax dollars goes towards building bombs to kill people in foreign countries, this seems pretty immoral doesn't it? The entire system is garbage...

We are concerned with books here, and access to them.

Internet 2.0 is not nonsense, far from it. There are many working on the nuts and bolts of the new system. Internet 1.0 was built to be open, and as such bred a community who believed in the openness of the network to all. If Internet 2.0 is built to be closed, we can assume that it will breed the same.

Laws???????????????????
We are talking about access to books. You can easily access them legally just by paying for them. Nobody prevents you from doing that. Internet 2.0 doesn't have to mean slave labor from content creators for your personal pleasure. Respect others' rights and contributions to society.
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