![“[W]hile it’s possible that IP can encourage creativity, it’s also possible that IP can stifle creativity.” -Peter Jacobsen](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhoORGqE_TnmQEHjOTayhvUzwNBFkJClCYkHx6wCbl8suCaS5r6639DQfEVsPnnAWaE8iHsw1dUJiW2vdry5ENVc5zRJyoL83AS0NraoU5hW6FyWWHVx1BKWrabLnsJ64OI6k_mbcpIdoBgTMtY8nQ2fzul_m_9y2UxFzDHcN1wFxa3q11Ews7mNF_-xE4/s793/2024-01-22.png)
[There is a balance that needs to be struck here. A creator deserves to benefit from his creation, but there comes a time when the benefits to society need to start coming as well. Currently the balance is off, and copyright lasts far too long.]
Observations from an IRWS owner living in Oregon.
Monday, January 22, 2024
Quote of the Day: 22 January 2024 #QotD
[There is a balance that needs to be struck here. A creator deserves to benefit from his creation, but there comes a time when the benefits to society need to start coming as well. Currently the balance is off, and copyright lasts far too long.]
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