DISCLAIMER: I ain't your lawyer and this ain't no legal advise
According to the US law platforms like dotya are responsible for copyrighted material that might be present on them that is afaik not covered by the CDA230 (https://www.eff.org/issues/cda230)
Suggesting to adapt a DMCA handling method so that copyight holders can submit a publicly logged request for the content to be made private to avoid unwated lawsuit.
Or
Figure out a way to make the end-users responsible for the content on the platform (afaik not possible)
**DISCLAIMER:** I ain't your lawyer and this ain't no legal advise
According to the US law platforms like dotya are responsible for copyrighted material that might be present on them that is afaik not covered by the CDA230 (https://www.eff.org/issues/cda230)
Suggesting to adapt a DMCA handling method so that copyight holders can submit a publicly logged request for the content to be made private to avoid unwated lawsuit.
Or
Figure out a way to make the end-users responsible for the content on the platform (afaik not possible)
Relevant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_aspects_of_file_sharing
Relevant: https://www.pinsentmasons.com/out-law/news/sharing-platforms-can-be-held-liable-for-copyright-infringement-rules-cjeu
@wanderer dunno if i understand.. for the mentioned last time i checked it was impossible to do that legally in the US, but i ain't US lawyer
so you're saying we should go with the former option
> @wanderer dunno if i understand.. for the mentioned last time i checked it was impossible to do that legally in the US, but i ain't US lawyer
so you're saying we should go with the former option
Also - I am endorsing user responsibility - don't host stuff breaking the law here.
> yep while allowing the community to contribute to the code of conduct
right.
I started this, contribs are welcome.
https://git.dotya.ml/dotya.ml/CoC
Also - I am endorsing user responsibility - don't host stuff breaking the law here.
wanderer
added this to the General project 2020-11-05 09:26:40 +01:00
Breaking the law is subjective depending on the culture and juridistical area.. So it has to be explicitedly defined what is considered illegal.
e.g. Pretty sure that this symbol above allegedly randomly selected letter is illegal in slovakia, but legal in czech
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> don't host stuff breaking the law here.
Breaking the law is subjective depending on the culture and juridistical area.. So it has to be explicitedly defined what is considered illegal.
e.g. Pretty sure that this symbol above allegedly randomly selected letter is illegal in slovakia, but legal in czech
**Ř**
Breaking the law is subjective depending on the culture and juridistical area.. So it has to be explicitedly defined what is considered illegal.
e.g. Pretty sure that this symbol above allegedly randomly selected letter is illegal in slovakia, but legal in czech
Ř
well damn me..we're not talking this kind of legality
alright ToS + CoC make for a perfect pair of guardians here
> > don't host stuff breaking the law here.
>
> Breaking the law is subjective depending on the culture and juridistical area.. So it has to be explicitedly defined what is considered illegal.
>
> e.g. Pretty sure that this symbol above allegedly randomly selected letter is illegal in slovakia, but legal in czech
>
> **Ř**
well damn me..we're not talking this kind of legality
alright ToS + CoC make for a perfect pair of guardians here
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DISCLAIMER: I ain't your lawyer and this ain't no legal advise
According to the US law platforms like dotya are responsible for copyrighted material that might be present on them that is afaik not covered by the CDA230 (https://www.eff.org/issues/cda230)
Suggesting to adapt a DMCA handling method so that copyight holders can submit a publicly logged request for the content to be made private to avoid unwated lawsuit.
Or
Figure out a way to make the end-users responsible for the content on the platform (afaik not possible)
Relevant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_aspects_of_file_sharing
Relevant: https://www.pinsentmasons.com/out-law/news/sharing-platforms-can-be-held-liable-for-copyright-infringement-rules-cjeu
@kreyren so basically you are suggesting we figure out something you believe to be infeasible :D ?
@wanderer whaddya mean infeasible
this
@wanderer dunno if i understand.. for the mentioned last time i checked it was impossible to do that legally in the US, but i ain't US lawyer
so you're saying we should go with the former option
yep while allowing the community to contribute to the code of conduct
right.
I started this, contribs are welcome.
https://git.dotya.ml/dotya.ml/CoC
Also - I am endorsing user responsibility - don't host stuff breaking the law here.
Breaking the law is subjective depending on the culture and juridistical area.. So it has to be explicitedly defined what is considered illegal.
e.g. Pretty sure that this symbol above allegedly randomly selected letter is illegal in slovakia, but legal in czech
Ř
well damn me..we're not talking this kind of legality
alright ToS + CoC make for a perfect pair of guardians here