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EU's Attempt to Regulate Content Backfired Creatively
The EU trying to regulate online content / Accidentally creating thousands of new memes about the 'meme ban'
The European Union's Article 13 (now Article 17) aimed to protect copyrighted material online. However, the directive was widely, and mistakenly, interpreted as a 'meme ban,' sparking a wave of humorous reactions and creating countless new memes about the situation.
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