So the person you are downloading from is breaking the law but you are not. Odd law but I envy your situation.

I don’t trust that the lawyers weren’t bribed.

Look at the Men At Work plagiarism case regarding Land Down Under. That was a transformative work yet the band lost the case to the estate of a nursery rhyme.

Isn’t the download a share?

MP3’s sped up copying of music. As for games though, they increased in size because of CD’s so that countered any speed up.

Thanks. Gives me hope. Would you also say the males are less constrained by the macho culture of older generations? More capable of talking about emotions?

And women less constrained by their own old stereotypes?

I find it hard to be sure because both stereotypes are still alive and popular. The gender benders have been around for decades but perhaps not as flamboyant now so they merely seems more mainstream now.

younger people today are skilled in ways could have only dreamed of.

Any examples?

Sorry, I didn’t read the article. Thanks for picking me up on it.

I just use my Brave browser which avoids ads and doesn’t require login but I see now that FreeTube offers a few customisation features and allows you to import your subscriptions.

And there are privacy benefits too. With Freetube your watch history is stored only on your computer, not YouTube’s servers

Really? I imagine it is free because FreeTube collect data on you.

Isn’t this exactly like the original YouTube?

They get users to provide free content with the impression it is a genuine grassrots community then when the site becomes popular enough they cash in. imdb was like this too.