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I mean, according to him, rules are for the others, lesser beings The courts certainly are NOT the correct solution here. The fast and lasting way that can't be easily circumvented is to serve DMCA copyright notices to all infrastructure suppliers for that site. After reading countless articles on how these things work, and given the fact that countering them requires a lot of effort and no small amount of money , I'm pretty sure that UN truth Social will not make it to prime time in the near future.

At least, not without 45 having to go on the offense for a change. Then he'll find out how slow-walking works, won't he though. More importantly, It also importantly builds trust in tge open source community. Even at the gateway between countries, should the host provider be outside of the US. That's not going to be easy, but it can be done, and it should be done for the best effect.

The very act of going to court is that compulsion, before or after a DMCA notice makes no practical difference. What I'm saying is that going to court first allows a very long time slot wherein 45's crude and crass stealing remains in action. The DMCA notice squelches that much more quickly.

And while a court case pursuant to a counter-claim notice is in play, the hosting provider most likely will not restore the site As to due process I'm surprised at this one. The current law as implemented seems very strongly to explicitly exclude due process. IOW, a claim is made, and an adverse action is taken, end of story. At no time was any investigation as to the veracity of the claim made, not by any person, company, government agency, nor the courts.

I find that to be the poster-boy for "no due process". I personally think that this lack is a large part of why the internet is in such turmoil, because we US citizens were raised to believe that one is innocent until proven guilty I don't think you'll find a lot of people here who are sympathetic to that line of reasoning.

And you may not like the ones who are. As always for people like Trump and his cultists rules are for other people, and even if this wasn't intentional I imagine they'll just blow off the demands while playing up how they're such victims in need of money, under siege from those dastardly liberal coders.

Trump will ignore the law. Trump will fundraise on the "threats from libs! It's a great question. What do you have in mind that Congress should do about a contract dispute between two private entities? Is there an example, better yet many examples, of speedy and effective enforcement of any copyleft license against commercial entities?

Artifex seems to have had some good luck in the courts after many years of work. I mention Artifex mostly to point out that a search by an amateur like me doesn't find much, perhaps some of the real experts on techdirt know the case law :.

There's not a lot of US caselaw upholding the GPL and derivative licenses; most claims don't go to court, and of the ones that have, most were eventually settled, or decided on grounds besides the merits of the GPL itself. This feels like the time to recall Eben Moglen's explanation that not one person has ever been sued for a GPL violation. Even once. That's because the GPL is not a contract. There's nothing to enforce. Whoever publishes GPL notices with the copied software has not "agreed" to anything.

Because a license cannot be "infringed". This was never the standing for filing. Fair Use is an "affirmative" defense, meaning it must be established in court - you can't know for sure in advance of a lawsuit that your use will count as "fair".

Less complicated pre-emptive permissions exist look for phrases like "permission granted to use these materials in classrooms" , but that the GPL was written by a lawyer does not make it take the place of copyright law as the infringed agreement between parties. Should have used software from a freedom developer.

Software licensed under a truly free for all form. One of the many things I do is build shells for CL programs. This comes my ever necessary need to tweak things.

As soon as I take the steps to integrate them in single binary form I become tied. But what about proprietary changes to an OS? Or open office? But I understand people wanting to build commercial over an open source base. Each with its own restrictions on freedom. You do not start with copyleft software if you want to develop it in a proprietary fashion. It is you problem to find a suitable base if that is what you want to do, rather than complain that copyleft software does not allow you to make and distribute proprietary versions.

What about them? Changes released under proprietary licences don't directly affect the code that's under the original licence so long as they're done in a way that doesn't violate the terms of the original licence, and if someone doesn't like changes to OpenOffice they can fork it to avoid those changes, as others have done in the past. Most licenses allow you to do that, they're just structured so you can't steal and lock up the previously free code in order to add your changes.

Liberty and freedom aren't free. They come with responsibilities, and they come with agreements among fellow citizens. It doesn't matter how much you think your freedom allows you to shop in WalMart naked, you're going to face consequences from other people, even if you somehow do it in a place where it's not technically against the law. Rpeopleofwalmart Rwalmartwatching Rgirlsofwalmart Rwalmartboys Rwalmartgonewild.

Honestly though. And seriously: how many versions of the gpl exist? We have V 1,2,3, and lgol and agpl and lol suw, gl. I know it was a joke but a free survival horror game was released a while back under the lycan licence requiring changes only be submitted on full moons. That doesn't matter.

Which version did you agree to release your code under, or use the code you decided to modify? We reached the point that many things in life can be parodied. But, parody doesn't invalidate the thing being parodied. Also, that the thing being parodied in this case can be said to be the standard copyright licence itself since there's so many ways around it, and maybe there's a better solution.

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