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Re:EU Copyright: Block Everything, Never Make Mistakes, but ... by timrichard on Tuesday December 11, 2018 @07:33AM (#18654888)
Confused about how that would work in practice.

I took a cursory look out of interest :

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/...

I can see how Directive wording is either taken verbatim ('copy-out'), or brought into harmony with existing laws to avoid duplication.

Not sure how something could be implemented 50% (like a degree), or parts ignored completely.

Also, wouldn't any limited changes have to be approved at EU parliament level before being ratified as a Directive in the first place?

Re:EU Copyright: Block Everything, Never Make Mistakes, but ... by raverbashing on Tuesday December 11, 2018 @08:30AM (#18655159)
Nice, that's a very informative document. Minimum requirements and avoiding golden-plating seem to be base principles.

It's probably not a copy-paste nor a 'pick and choose' but something that has a bit of flexibility (and it also has to be harmonized with local law).