[Free-sklyarov-uk] Corrupt CD's - Time for another protest/leafleting session?

[Jason Clifford]

On Wed, 5 Dec 2001, Alistair Davidson wrote:

> I think we need to be very firm in making the general moral case that copying 
> for personal use is justified, and that content protection will have a 
> devestating affect on the public domain. The techinical and legal issues are 
> theoretically solveable, even if they are easier to explain.

I agree that there are limited moral justifications for copying in some 
cases however a general case even just for personal use would be a lot 
harder to put across and there would have to be a very significant change 
in the base ideas of copyright law in England to bring it about.

> Hmm, I don't know about charity... but if we're going to collect donations 
> and/or memberships and pay someone to work part or full time, limited 
> liability and a formal legal structure would be a good idea.

Yes as once you accept peoples' money you need to be able to properly 
account for it. Anarchies are not too good at that.

> Now, all we need is a specific stunt...
> 
> ::mind blank::

AOL.

Jason