myth0i

You usually hear about DMCA in the context of takedown notices and how that process frequently gets abused. This seems like another example of a problematic set of restrictions imposed by the DMCA.

So my question is: why is this law still around? Are there any ways to fix it more comprehensively?

Thanks for the detailed response!

You mention building a movement... I feel like a lot of people are probably against laws like this and would like to see them change, but it just isn't very visible to them. You don't exactly hear about Copyright Office proceedings on the evening news.

What's a good way that someone can stay engaged with this stuff so we know about it as it happens?