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RE: @dmania is BAD FOR STEEM - rewarding plagiarizers and thieves!

in #steem7 years ago

Why are you bringing up the law of free will?

Not talking about laws in that paragraph, read again.

Ethics don't change?

Not what I said. I said that it remains the same AS IT IS DISCUSSED. This means that if there's an ongoing debate and a law passes where it's bad or good to do a certain thing, the ethics matter that is being debated remains in its same path. It doesn't suddenly switch its path because a random law was passed.

https://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/license

You're looking at a legal dictionary and wonder why "laws" and "government" and "authorities" are included? I said it's a compromise first because it comes before the legal part, so don't look at the legal dictionary, look at a general dictionary.


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A license states the creator-given set of usage permissions the consumer has regarding the content presented.

Except that I never agreed to those things.

Websites have a certain license that says "If you use this website, you agree to this".

Softwares also have this license. "If you use this software, you agree to this".

You can obviously not agree with it and still read it by trespassing, but then you're breaking the social compromise of not trespassing where you're not welcome.

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You think that the legal definition of licenses doesn't apply to a legal concept?

Yes but I'm not talking about legal licenses!!!!!odfjasodfnasdkf

There are licenses as compromises and licenses as legal notices. I'm talking about the first. That's why you don't use a legal dictionary to define it.

I already know what a license is, and you don't want to acknowledge that by definition and function it's "permitting" people to do what is otherwise both Unlawful (Claiming exclusivity over ideas) and illegal (Exclusive Right to copy) that's your prerogative.

You mean the creator? Yeah, it would be unlawful and utterly absurd for anyone other than the creator to claim exclusive ownership and right to copy a piece of content.

Except that you won't find a jury of 12 to even hear your case. Good luck wasting your time on LICENSES fees with the copyright office because even if you try to bring a Sovereign to court they will laugh at you from the land, and thumb all your Private Laws.

You're talking about the US legal system here and I still don't understand why you consider state laws to be unheedable private laws. Good luck to you when you're dragged to court and you claim that the state's laws concerning copyright licenses don't concern you.