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Originally Posted by gmw
I'm not sure what you mean here. If the subject is the value of the public domain then you'll note that I said "more definitively value". If the arguments in support of extending copyright further are financial ones, then the best counter will be a financial one. The public domain has a value but it is difficult to define and measure, and I suspect its value may have changed since copyright was first introduced.
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You have no basis for limiting the value of the commons to money.
How do you think the value of the commons might have changed?