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What would you say if you wrote a book and in writing that book it took you years of mental labor, research, and perseverance to finally finish it?
You get it copywrited and published by a book company.
Then your book is on the brink of becoming a national best seller, but it doesn’t make it.
You find out that 3 to 10 times the quantity of your whole book has been uploaded and given away for free on the internet.
You, the creator, have lost out on all of those sales.
Basically, billions of people stole your work from you.
Would you like someone to break into your home and steal everything you own out of your house? That would be the equivalent of what has happened to you and your book when billions of people downloaded it absolutely for free off of the internet.
It is not perfect, it is not perfect, it is not perfect and the kinks need to be ironed out, and true there will be some internal corruption, but the goal of Digital Millennium act is a step in ensuring you get paid for your work.
I don’t care if it is Americans, Germans, or Spaniards.
If you, as an individual, puts forth a ton of your own time and effort into something like writing a major 500 to 700 page book, you want to get paid for it. You do not want people stealing it from you.
When you buy software, the EULA copyright, you are not buying the software.
You are buying the PRIVILEGE, PRIVILEGE, PRIVILEGE, to use that software.
If you look up your EULA laws for your country, you’ll note this is true World Wide.
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