Mine is, telling your friends a joke without bothering to establish who originally invented it.
Mine is, telling your friends a joke without bothering to establish who originally invented it.
Do you have a suggesting for finding each "owner"?
Such requirements would shut down all these sites (not that we'd have a huge loss by doing so, but I'd like to think that a social/technological solution would be possible.)
That's how copyright enforcers again make it worse for all creative people.
Original authors of the jokes either don't earn any money with them or do it similar way that the "joke thief" does. Only they are not that popular as he is.
I think reposting is much less of an offence then one proffessional comediant using joke of another one without proper attribution.
Good point, though. Delivery of embedded content is often ignored.