It’s more for things like the batgirl movie that is finshed but will make more money in tax write offs to never release it. But if they lose ad revenue from removing a back catalogue, that may also let them post a loss and claim tax breaks.

The simple answer to this is to change the tax code to not allow for write offs for completed projects. And to shorten how long copyright lasts (fuck Disney so much for that one)

I would assume a company such as sony or nintendo lobbied for that law.

They say twitter shows public voting but I thought Musk just anonymized likes on twitter because it was getting transphobes in trouble?

Don’t forget these companies didn’t exist before the late 80’s and credit worked just fine without them.

Growing up at the dawn of the internet, this was considered normal. You stay anonymous online because you don’t know who the person on the other end of the screen is. What changed?

Try pasting the link in 12 foot ladder next time. Works beautifully. https://12ft.io/