"you must block things in germany after it goes through a formal government process" versus "you must block things globally even for places not subject to italian law because an italian media company doesn't like it"
There's more than a subtle difference betweeen the two.
I'm in Germany and Cloudflare DNS doesn't Block eg Annas Archive for me, while my ISP does. I also don't reckon Germany tried to fine Cloudflare yet. So what is your point?
The driving force behind this is getting pirated streams of football matches knocked offline. Currently by the time any action is taken the match is over, which is why they want the response-within-30-minutes.
This is about football streaming, the cabal media elites are right holders fighting illegal streams, which 1.1.1.1 bypasses even if filters are put at the ISP level.
That's a good point. It's not a black and white issue.
I personally see a bot working on behalf of an end user differently than OpenAI hoovering up every bit of text they can find to build something they can sell. I'd guess the owner of localghost.dev doesn't have a problem with somebody using a screen reader because although it's a machine pulling the content, it's for a specific person and is being pulled because they requested it.
If the people making LLM's were more ethical, they would respect a Creative Commons-type license that could specify these nuances.
