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Old 01-03-2014, 09:16 PM   #114
speakingtohe
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Originally Posted by Sil_liS View Post
There is no reason to believe that authors would stop writing. We have history as proof that that wouldn't happen as author's who's writings (both fiction and non-fiction) were deemed against a political regime were stopped from being able to get financial gain from their work and even if they were threatened with imprisonment and death they still did their best to get their ideas across. Not all of them, but it is clear that even it it would be illegal to make money out of writing we would still have new works.

I'm not suggesting that it should be illegal to make money out of writing, it's just that I find it preposterous to suggest that regardless of the direction that laws take people would stop writing.
I'm pretty convinced a lot of them would. And that most would write a lot less. The truly passionate and the truly long winded would continue, but what percentage is passionate and the long winded have their blogs Just my opinion mind you and I doubt very much copyright will be shortened so impossible to know.

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