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*DMCA<br>
*DMCA<br>
 
**Cleanup needed<br>
#Cleanup needed<br>
**Policy on repeat infringers<br>
#Policy on repeat infringers<br>
**Other matters<br>
#Other matters<br>
 
*At what point do we filter content that we are responsible for? Before activating in gallery? <br>
*At what point do we filter content that we are responsible for? Before activating in gallery? <br>
*Offensive, inappropriate<br>
*Offensive, inappropriate<br>
 
**What are we obligated to by law (eg, child porn)<br>
#What are we obligated to by law (eg, child porn)<br>
**What do we feel good about?<br>
#What do we feel good about?<br>
 
*Recognizable non-celebrities<br>
*Recognizable non-celebrities<br>
*Whether we need to remove from local cache (see 523246)  
*Whether we need to remove from local cache (see 523246)  

Revision as of 01:02, 23 October 2009

Insight From Legal (Julie)

  • Mozilla should absolve itself from copyright filtering
  • Focus now is to make sure that our process complies with DMCA
  • Several open questions/issues (See below)


Tech / Scaling Issues

  • If copyright filter is removed from approval process, may not need to implement a technical solution (eg, flagging system) to scale in 3.6


Open Issues / Questions for Julie to Investigate

  • DMCA
    • Cleanup needed
    • Policy on repeat infringers
    • Other matters
  • At what point do we filter content that we are responsible for? Before activating in gallery?
  • Offensive, inappropriate
    • What are we obligated to by law (eg, child porn)
    • What do we feel good about?
  • Recognizable non-celebrities
  • Whether we need to remove from local cache (see 523246)
  • Edits
  • How any of this impacts the Firefox Privacy Policy