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Explains that the EU copyright draft mandates mandatory upload filters — black‑box ML that blocks uploads if they match a corpus — and allows anyone to bulk poison ML training data by uploading claimed copyrighted works with no penalty, which could stop quoting sources like Wikipedia on platforms such as WordPress. Introduces a link tax requiring separate licenses per country, effectively 28 country licenses, and stresses an urgent decision point and a SaveYourInternet.eu campaign.
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