- From: Eckard Haupt <ehaupt@wml.de>
- Date: Thu, 21 Nov 2002 01:21:22 +0100
- To: www-patentpolicy-comment@w3.org
Hello, I want to comment http://www.w3.org/TR/2002/WD-patent-policy-20021114 In my opinion the internet has become a state beyond a tecnical environment or an only network between arithmetic devices. It is in fact the 8th world wonder and has a strong influence to the human culture and development. And as a such great building of human culture nobody has to have the ability to make "claims" or build fences. Every participant (user, manufacturer, author, scientific a.s.o) has to ensure, that there are no restrictions about the datas or Informations in the internet. Also it has to be ensured, that the authors and the consumers (readers) of information has more and better rights than any companies who act only as broker between this to groups, I specially think at musiclabels, publishing houses and other powerful institutions like these. The straightforwardness and "authenticy" of every information ist too precious to leave them to the fate of the often political or economical coloured treatment of a private institution. If this cannot be ensured, there is a great danger, that an artifically influence of this institutions to the inhouds and accessibility of the inhouds will lead and result in a"glass ceiling" to the cultural development of the whole human being. Along these facts, the policy grounded in Your document http://www.w3.org/TR/2002/WD-patent-policy-20021114 has my full support! I hope, the conclusion founded in this document will become reality word for word and will not become softened on the hard way through the instances! -- Say NO to DRM, DMCA, TCPA and Palladium! CUL8er, Mail: ehaupt@wml.de Eckard .''`. mobil: 0173-9626334 : :' : http://www.lug-niederrhein.de `. `'` http://www.lugx.de `- 13EB 3531 013A 95CC 636E BCD7 80ED E48D 6137 2AFF
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