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by sacheendra
2481 days ago
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Let me take a shot at answering this.
The idea is that the internet is a social construct. The information it holds is shared knowledge accessible to everyone. Contrast burning your photos with burning all copies of a book. On the internet, a lot of things exist in the gray area between them. That makes it difficult to judge if the info that was is private or public. |
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Unless I want to delete what's mine.
I have no obligation of leaving it there for others to read.
> Contrast burning your photos with burning all copies of a book
That's a very wrong comparison.
You burn many copies of a single book
While I defend the right of deleting a single copy of the private work of a single human
Just like a painter has the right to destroy their own paintings.
it's already happened before
it is a right and it is unalienable
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/blu-destroys-bologna-stree...
https://www.streetartbln.com/blu-murals-painted-over/