W10: Free-culture movement / Sohee Heo

 The Free Culture Movement is a social movement that supports the freedom to distribute and modify any content or media to creators without any reward or consent.

This movement opposes overly restrictive copyright laws. Because I think excessive copyright laws hinder people's creativity.
Therefore, some call it a culture that allows it.

The first thing that came to mind when I first heard about the free culture movement was the copyleft.
Just as the steps of vegetarianism are distinguished, there are also stages of this movement, which are distinguished by the strictness of compensation and distribution, and there are various arguments.

It's a little difficult to give a clear answer to what's right and wrong, but I personally want to give a little more power to copyright law.
I think protection for creators rather promotes creativity.
I think creative things will be born that can change the world by what was not in the world, or what existed but needed to be supplemented.

In addition, I think that there should be devices that can strictly protect creators, so that authorities or true creators can stand out in each field.

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