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lexyeevee
@lexyeevee

that would put the following in the public domain as of yesterday

  • the entire lord of the rings trilogy
  • the entire matrix trilogy
  • finding nemo
  • pokémon ruby and sapphire
  • wind waker
  • meteora, the linkin park album that everyone remembers
  • the original warioware
  • viewtiful joe
  • warcraft iii
  • call of duty
  • mario & luigi

etc


SomeEgrets
@SomeEgrets

yeah like
while lacking the legal background to draft specific recommendations, im strongly of the opinion that copyright is probably necessary to prevent enormous companies with infinite resources from preying on individual creators, but that's the direction the dynamic should work, not the other way around

and we should all be allowed to participate in our shared media culture

so strict limits, with fixed and predictable durations, that expire within our lifetimes are absolutely necessary

i would further argue for gradual, staged allowances that allow things like non-commercial derivative works (or similar? idk i just think people should be able to legally publish their horny fanfics and so on)


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in reply to @lexyeevee's post:

The pokemon one in particular really strikes me, because like, all sorts of amazing fangames and romhacks still exist, but under constant peril of legal challenge. Imagine a world where all that creativity isn't criminalized but can thrive and be celebrated in the open...