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4 点作者 arthur2e5超过 1 年前

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NoZebra120vClip超过 1 年前
I&#x27;m troubled by this in certain ways. For example, what is a &quot;work&quot;?<p>Is a &quot;work&quot; a whole body of source code, for example like an application that I write? What if I contributed a series of diffs, without a CLA, and so I hold a copyright to multiple fragments of &quot;works&quot;, am I on the hook for $1&#x2F;apiece?<p>This hurts anyone who doesn&#x27;t see revenue or monetize their works. They need to pay just to protect them? What about a person just innocently taking snapshots on their phone, and sharing them to Facebook? They&#x27;re supposed to know, and shell out, for this tax now? Photos are free, but now it could really add up just to protect your copyright from pirates.<p>Anyone releasing F&#x2F;OSS or Creative Commons works, they&#x27;d still need to pay up. A freely-licensed work is still copyrighted. GNU GPL? Pay us $1. MIT license? Pay $1. No work too small? Heaven forbid.<p>Check the TOS on your favorite forums and social media sites. You may retain the copyright to anything you post or comment there. HN doesn&#x27;t seem to have an assignation of copyright, so is it safe to assume that we retain it?<p>I myself am a pathological example already: with over 60,000 Wikipedia edits, I hold the copyright to every single one! I licensed them all freely to Wikipedia! Now, I may not much care if they lapsed into the PD, but some of us may, and I don&#x27;t know anyone willing to pay $60,000&#x2F;year in taxes, especially for many edits that are negative bytes in length. Wow!
pipo234超过 1 年前
Wow! I didn&#x27;t know about this initiative.<p>I like the idea of using a $1 tax to incentivize right holders to consider and reconsider whether to hold on to their rights. Encourages some self curation of long tail content, rather than rewarding content hoarding — <i>you never know, might become valuable</i>, or <i>quantity is always good</i> mindset.