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All this fucking copyright shit with Nintendo is fucking exhausting can we please just do world revolution already (hexbear.net)

submitted 4 years ago by autismdragon@hexbear.net to c/games@hexbear.net

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idc if "Nintendo is doing bad shit with copyright" is a petty reason to want revolution I want it now.

also i recently learned how like half of the Japanese hololive vtuber's stream archives were wiped out (mostly privated and people swear they'll come back but its been 4 months) because of capcom being shitty with copyright too and the hololive company going batshit insane in overcompensating. I dont even watch vtubers (though im starting to get interested in them) but I do get super fucking anxious about deleted content being gone forever so the faster we can get to revolution and end that shit the better thanks love draggo.

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[–] QuillcrestFalconer@hexbear.net 1 points 4 years ago

I mean it's not really a first world concern. In fact I would argue the opposite, and the most recent examples of this is several third world countries calling for the covid vaccine patents to be open. There was a recent democracy now interview about this.