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@lynnesbian My account somehow got disconnected from @notcaseyrollins, is it possible for me to connect the accounts to each other again?

@koyu@koyu.space @realcaseyrollins@mstdn.social That's pretty epic ngl, most instances don't have their own app

@sir So...I'm guessing that the movies would be copyrighted, under this rule? Are they "obsolete"?

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@realcaseyrollins I would be open to discussing a middle ground where copyrighted information enters the public domain before it becomes obsolete (5-10 years?), let alone before anyone who ever saw it in its original form is dead. It would be necessary to defend fair use even inside of that time period, and to roll back some obnoxious interpretations of copyright which lead to things like mashups or even the opening beats to "Ice Ice Baby" being cause for suit. I would also demand the abolishment of DRM.

@sir This is interesting! I find it interesting that you would argue for copyright protections only * after * a certain amount of time, not before; this is a fascinating concept.

I hate DRM. But I would argue for time-based DRM in this scenario, so the limitations are imposed after it's out of the public domain.

Many things in a K-drama look like Thailand now except that the story was in 1989. 😅

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