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Apparently it’s the EUs turn.

First America tried to break the internet via net neutrality, now the EU has Article 13. Nobody is talking about it, and July 4th is fast approaching. This will hurt everybody who uses the internet, not just people in the EU!

Fanfiction, fanart, memes, let’s plays, walkthroughts, anything to do with copywrited materials will be screened. While protecting someone’s intellectual property rights is important, this is not the way to do it!

Even if you aren’t in the EU, spread this. Make it an issue, it’s not too late. If you are in he EU, get in contact with your representatives (or whatever the equivalent is!) tell them how you feel. As the public you have that sway! We saved it once guys and apparently we’re going to have to do it again!

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If they refuse to listen to our response on net neutrality

If you haven’t heard already, the fcc has admitted to not caring about the 22 million emails they’ve received unless they were in ‘legal terms’ meaning unless you talked like a lawyer who specializes in this specific category, they ignored your email. It doesn’t look like they plan on changing their mind, no matter what we do. As hopeless as that sounds, we might still have a way to fight back. I’ve heard a few states are trying to make Internet access a state provided utility like electricity and water. If that happens, companies like Verizon would take massive blows. Spread the word, if we can convince our local governments to make internet a state provided utility, it would help not only to sway the votes, but help preserve the Internet in general. I’m posting this on multiple fandoms because the net neutrality tag gets censored. Remember, without net neutrality your fandom will be completely destroyed.

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Spread the word