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[–] 17651153? ago 

OH SHIT NO MORE MEMES

https://www.cnet.com/news/article-13-europes-hotly-debated-eu-copyright-law-explained/

I might also be charged for sharing this link

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[–] 17651198? ago 

Except that's not how it works, nigger. Pic related are actual amendments in article 13 which say that memes are allowed, along with links and other shit. I invite every single crying cuckchanner in this thread to read the article, then you'll realize that it's fucking nothing. Article 13 mainly fucks over big corporations, and the biggest change is the introduction of a Fair Use system in the EU, which doesn't actually change a lot of how things work.

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[–] 17652457? ago 

The fucking problem is that NONE of the amendments for the actual Article 13 passed, you fucking faggot. Article 13 passed in its raw form without any modification.

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[–] 17652401? ago 

Does it mean places like reddit, 9gag etc are fucked because about 99% of the shit on there is someone else's content that some 12yr old stole and posted.

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[–] 17652397? ago 

ITS FUCKING NOTHING UGGH…

Everytime someone says this shit goes bad real quick and fucks over everyone.

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[–] 17651212? ago 

seems more like an anti-clickbait law passed for sites like faceberg

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[–] 17651159? ago 

reddit spacing

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unarchived link to zog

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Schu schu discord tranny

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[–] 17651155? ago 

OH so they are basically forcing original content? About fucking time, there only so many times I can be bothered to sift through 300 WEBMs to find the 5 new posts ever couple of days.

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[–] 17652390? ago 

They're enforcing censorship of wrongthink, under the guise of copyright protection. Putting the censorship system into place is the first step. Then it can be used to block rare pepe memes, or porn, or other things entirely like bad goy videos (even if those abide by the copyright laws). Once the system is in place, they'll do wtf they want with it.

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[–] 17651182? ago 

Yeah the positives to this, is corporate shilling will become harder from Europe, or if you see shilling done with copyrighted memes or products (boomer + monster drink, unreleased movies or movies in theaters now) you know it's a corporate shill.

Atleast they don't get free advertising from Yuropoors. But those filters could be so very oopsiedoopsied to include symbols, phrases, words, certain people and so on.

The good does not outweigh the terrible by a long shot in this.