Re: RFC3271 and independance of "cyberspace"

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>As I already said, "I also feel that Disney et al should have been
>investing in new assets rather than working to lockup old assets"

(That message hadn't reached me when I wrote.)

>I am/was arguing against the complete emasculation of IPR that Keith
>called for in his original message:
>
> | Let us dedicate ourselves to the worldwide abolishment of the
> | provisions in intellectual property laws

You're omitting the restrictive clause:

>which 
>stifle the freedom of expression and the development of a gloabl 
marketplace 
>of ideas

In other words, he didn't call for abolishing IPR; he called for 
abolishing the bad parts.

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