Note how some propose more proper approach of not applying anticircumvention restrictions on non infringing usage, while others oppose it. It's good that Wikileaks now published this with demonstrating opinions of the participants as well.
> [CA oppose: noninfringing uses [SG oppose: of a work, performance, or
phonogram] in a particular class of works, [SG oppose: performances, or
phonograms] when an actual or likely adverse impact on those
noninfringing uses [CL propose: or exceptions or limitations to copyright
or related rights with respect to users] is [PE oppose: credibly
demonstrated] [PE propose: found] [CL propose: demonstrated or
recognized] in a legislative or administrative review or proceeding [SG
oppose: by substantial evidence]; provided that [AU/PE oppose: any
limitation or exception adopted in reliance upon this clause shall have
effect for a renewable period of not more than three [SG propose: four]
years] [AU/PE propose: any such review or proceeding is conducted at
least once every four years] from the date of conclusion of such review
or proceeding.]
The bottom line, they want to create some kind of DMCA 1201 clone as was expected. Now hopefully there will be more chances to stop this beast.
> [CA oppose: noninfringing uses [SG oppose: of a work, performance, or phonogram] in a particular class of works, [SG oppose: performances, or phonograms] when an actual or likely adverse impact on those noninfringing uses [CL propose: or exceptions or limitations to copyright or related rights with respect to users] is [PE oppose: credibly demonstrated] [PE propose: found] [CL propose: demonstrated or recognized] in a legislative or administrative review or proceeding [SG oppose: by substantial evidence]; provided that [AU/PE oppose: any limitation or exception adopted in reliance upon this clause shall have effect for a renewable period of not more than three [SG propose: four] years] [AU/PE propose: any such review or proceeding is conducted at least once every four years] from the date of conclusion of such review or proceeding.]
The bottom line, they want to create some kind of DMCA 1201 clone as was expected. Now hopefully there will be more chances to stop this beast.