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He's right
And copyright law is in desperate need of fixing, but it won't happen until large numbers of people start caring about the issue. Maybe if laws are enforced and sites like Pirate Bay start disappearing, those unhappy about it will start writing their Congresspeople and MPs and that can only be a good thing, as the influence of lobbyists is inversely proportional to the degree of public knowledge and concern about the particular issue.

Yet another reason why it's important for even bad laws to be enforced (otherwise, they don't get repealed).
Posted by: John L. Ries   Posted on: 04/20/09  (Edited: 04/20/2009 @ 09:42) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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He's right  John L. Ries | 04/20/09
RE: PirateBay's Sunde calls for fundamental changes to copyright  The Rog | 04/20/09
bunch of nonsense  gertruded | 04/20/09
Stealing is stealing  Valentine Michael Smith | 04/20/09
Not Copyright  medezark@... | 04/20/09
The creator of something should have the right  jorjitop | 04/20/09
You clearly identify the tension  rkoman@... | 04/20/09
RE: PirateBay's Sunde calls for fundamental changes to copyright  badboli | 04/20/09
RE: PirateBay's Sunde calls for fundamental changes to copyright  lsmiii@... | 04/20/09
For the Artsy Folks who want clarification  DocNasty | 04/20/09
RE: PirateBay's Sunde calls for fundamental changes to copyright  sambodoctor | 04/20/09

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