Copyright Office Asks For Public Comments On DMCA
krygny writes "A number of news sites (ZDnet, theregister) are reporting that the US Copyright Office is accepting feedback on the affects of the DMCA. While it's unlikley to prompt changes in the law, lucid and valid anectdotes of how fair use of certain materials is infriged upon, may help determine the degree and nature of enforcement."
UserFriendly actually beat Slashdot to this one by a couple of days. Will wonders never cease?
It'll will probably make you look a little more intelligent.
It'll certainly will.
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I know, this is Karma whoring, but:
lucid and valid anectdotes?
From Slashdot?
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An article in the New York Times? Now Slashdot will get Slashdotted!
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I think it's one of the universal laws of the universe that anyone criticizing another's spelling or grammar has to make a similar mistake in their post. :)
Don't worry. Like all slashdot stories this will repeat every week or so.
tato (and tato only)
This post is strictly opinion, including the spelling.
Like it did for, ooh, four score and seven years, give or take?
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