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Reinier Bakels wrote:<br>
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<div><font color="#0000ff">Well, I refer to a very specific concept
in private law, which is perhaps hard to explain to non-lawyers, but I
don't suggest changes to it. Patrimony is not a proper
explanation/transformation, I guess</font></div>
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I'm sure you'll be able to explain yourself :) Just if you try<br>
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<div><font color="#0000ff">Authors rights (in the continental
tradition) are divided in to moral and exploitation rights.
Exploitation is economic. For existing copyrights, the government
should respect justified expectations it created. That's all</font></div>
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As long as you actually have read what I said, I talk about the new
legal framework -i.e., the framework for new works-.<br>
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<div><font color="#0000ff">No, I did answer it, but you thought I did
not. IIRC PP proposes a 5 year (exploitation) copyright. Then it is <b>unavoidable</b>
to consider it a property right. Only full abolishment allows it not to
be considered as such</font></div>
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False. There are not just abolishment and property rights as solutions;
you just think of commercial rights as property. Those are two
different things, and actually you can ask people here whether they
think of commercial rights as property rights or not. I already
explained in my last mail some approaches for configuring author's
commercial rights without considering them as property rights.<br>
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Carlos Ayala<br>
( Aiarakoa )<br>
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Partido Pirata National Board's Chairman</div>
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