Comments on: Decriminalize File Sharing http://sigfrid.wordpress.com/2008/01/07/decriminalize-file-sharing/ Riksdagsledamot för moderaterna i Stockholms län Sat, 17 May 2008 12:59:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU By: warsystems » Decriminalize File Sharing http://sigfrid.wordpress.com/2008/01/07/decriminalize-file-sharing/#comment-421 warsystems » Decriminalize File Sharing Mon, 10 Mar 2008 16:08:43 +0000 http://sigfrid.wordpress.com/2008/01/07/decriminalize-file-sharing/#comment-421 [...] Karl Sigfrid Decriminalizing all non-commercial file sharing and forcing the market to adapt is not just the best solution. It’s the only solution, unless we want an ever more extensive control of what citizens do on the Internet. Politicians who play for the antipiracy team should be aware that they have allied themselves with a special interest that is never satisfied and that will always demand that we take additional steps toward the ultimate control state. Today they want to transform the Internet Service Providers into an online police force, and the Antipiracy Bureau wants the authority for themselves to extract the identities of file sharers. Then they can drag the 15-year-old girl who downloaded a Britney Spears song to civil court and sue her. Comment this post [...] [...] Karl Sigfrid Decriminalizing all non-commercial file sharing and forcing the market to adapt is not just the best solution. It’s the only solution, unless we want an ever more extensive control of what citizens do on the Internet. Politicians who play for the antipiracy team should be aware that they have allied themselves with a special interest that is never satisfied and that will always demand that we take additional steps toward the ultimate control state. Today they want to transform the Internet Service Providers into an online police force, and the Antipiracy Bureau wants the authority for themselves to extract the identities of file sharers. Then they can drag the 15-year-old girl who downloaded a Britney Spears song to civil court and sue her. Comment this post [...]

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]]> By: Joseph Edward Clarke http://sigfrid.wordpress.com/2008/01/07/decriminalize-file-sharing/#comment-386 Joseph Edward Clarke Mon, 18 Feb 2008 03:37:12 +0000 http://sigfrid.wordpress.com/2008/01/07/decriminalize-file-sharing/#comment-386 I almost see it as an issue of intimate rights. Here in the USA, there is some leeway for downloading off the networks; however many sites expect a profit. Basically, it's anti-socialism. Anyway I expect the issues to be resolved quickly. Thanks for the civil rights article, it was exactly what I was searching for. If there is any reason to contact me, please use my email. I almost see it as an issue of intimate rights. Here in the USA, there is some leeway for downloading off the networks; however many sites expect a profit.
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]]> By: Indomidable http://sigfrid.wordpress.com/2008/01/07/decriminalize-file-sharing/#comment-342 Indomidable Sat, 02 Feb 2008 19:28:18 +0000 http://sigfrid.wordpress.com/2008/01/07/decriminalize-file-sharing/#comment-342 I really am delighted to hear of this initiative from parliamentary incumbents. As usual we get the "OMG yur steeling our Stuffs" Comments which I try to ignore. Since by definition theft = loss of use to/of something. Since we all speak a written language then to use any word or organization of words = theft by these peoples reckoning. Since they've been said or organized in this very manner before therefore it's a breach of copyright to use these words/phrases/sentences. I hope that this initiative can reach Corporate America... I have to agree with the Status Quo comment it's true history has proven it. We all have to fight for progress. Right now with the laws you have to reinvent the box, the numbers, etc. to make a calender program because it's still under copyright. There are many of these issues involved. When public library's came out the Publishers were afraid no books would be sold because the people could just get it free. (wow they and their pocket books were proven wrong)... The internet is similar it's a different distribution method. The idea is to get your stuff out there. Most of us are willing to give the true authors/artists their share of the $ but we don't see the need for the middle men. The blatant ignorance and rampant stupidity these status quo groups are causing. I like many others like to have a physical copy that I own. BUT I PREFER to not need it in my CD/DVD drive, etc. I like my MP3/OGG players. I like Divx/Xvid. I don't like DRM, the fact that I buy a DVD and I can't skip/fast-forward. That it's technically illegal for me to rip it to XVid/Divx (because I'm circumventing a copy protection system) DMCA (One of the biggest Pieces of CRAP ever passed in the USA.) Fair-Use limits this a little. One would think that after trying the Prohibition that someone would have learned from history. But alas it seems we are doomed to repeat it. So, it's nice to see someone who has learned from history and is trying to progress to the future. I look forward to the progress you will make. Because it is the collective will of the people in most countries if it were not so then it wouldn't be happening on such a scale. I really am delighted to hear of this initiative from parliamentary incumbents. As usual we get the “OMG yur steeling our Stuffs” Comments which I try to ignore. Since by definition theft = loss of use to/of something. Since we all speak a written language then to use any word or organization of words = theft by these peoples reckoning. Since they’ve been said or organized in this very manner before therefore it’s a breach of copyright to use these words/phrases/sentences. I hope that this initiative can reach Corporate America… I have to agree with the Status Quo comment it’s true history has proven it. We all have to fight for progress. Right now with the laws you have to reinvent the box, the numbers, etc. to make a calender program because it’s still under copyright. There are many of these issues involved. When public library’s came out the Publishers were afraid no books would be sold because the people could just get it free. (wow they and their pocket books were proven wrong)… The internet is similar it’s a different distribution method. The idea is to get your stuff out there. Most of us are willing to give the true authors/artists their share of the $ but we don’t see the need for the middle men. The blatant ignorance and rampant stupidity these status quo groups are causing. I like many others like to have a physical copy that I own. BUT I PREFER to not need it in my CD/DVD drive, etc. I like my MP3/OGG players. I like Divx/Xvid. I don’t like DRM, the fact that I buy a DVD and I can’t skip/fast-forward. That it’s technically illegal for me to rip it to XVid/Divx (because I’m circumventing a copy protection system) DMCA (One of the biggest Pieces of CRAP ever passed in the USA.) Fair-Use limits this a little. One would think that after trying the Prohibition that someone would have learned from history. But alas it seems we are doomed to repeat it. So, it’s nice to see someone who has learned from history and is trying to progress to the future. I look forward to the progress you will make. Because it is the collective will of the people in most countries if it were not so then it wouldn’t be happening on such a scale.

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