August 26, 2009 Copyright Reform Survey ResultsLast week I posed a survey on copyright reform. Here are the results.
The result is overwhelming. So in anticipation of comments pointing out the following: - it clearly was not scientifically accurate - it is quite possible that the question was biased - it may reflect the large proportion of users to creators and thus shows the tyranny of the majority rather than a principled view.
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A better comment I’d have thought you’d want to anticipate: it’s a false dichotomy.
Excuse me, but is that 65 ‘polled’- 65 real people?
Geesh, who’d you ask the tech department?