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[–] the_inebriati@lemmy.ml 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Far more fit for purpose than scrapping the concept altogether as this graphic suggests.

But they are broken though, aren't they? Like there aren't any authors going "Oh gee, if I couldn't guarantee the rights to my works for over half a century after I dead then I'd pack in this writing lark and go and work at the widget factory".

You see laws evolve when they are deemed to no longer be fit for purpose, IP laws are constantly reviewed through case law.

We're talking about revolution, not evolution. Legislation, not interpretation. I'm asking if you were told to rip out the laws and start again, what would you do? Is that not a more interesting conversation than explaining to me how case law works?

I mean if you want to play "I work in IP LOL Lefty snowflake tears" then sure. Do that. Hope you have a nice time with it. Seems boring though.