Thanks for your support! :) I think that there will always be people doing bad things in every platform. What I don't agree is treating everyone like a criminal just because some are! I didn't give this subject much thought because my first and most important purpose is to develop a platform that empowers creators to get the rewards they deserve, without any third-party deciding if they will be stars or homeless artists. Besides that, since DSound is distributed and I don't control any of the content of it, I will not be able to do any filtering. The community will have to understand that and when they see some content that is not correct they should flag it. If crime doesn't compensate, the criminals will go away by themselves! :)
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I definitely didn't mean to say everyone posting there would be a criminal. I can really see how this would work for small time content producers who would be ovejoyed to make a few hundred $ or even less from a track. But other commercial artists who we know are making thousands if not millions per track will not be happy and could never make anything like that on Steemit. To them it doesn't matter if the copyright infringing posts never make a penny because of flagging, the damage is done.
But yes, for the small time guys, this could really help.
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Best, I like your way of thinking. Too many crooks and assholes out there in the music industry.
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Thanks! :)
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