Y'all wanna talk about article 13?
Let's all read an article or a piece of information and chip in some ideas like a book club. I'll start
https://www.version2.dk/artikel/europa-parlamentet-vedtager-omstridt-ophavsretsreform-1087773This article is in danish, it basically relates how Jens Rohde, a representative danish party known as radical left or social liberals, is happy that the bill passed as a whole rather than going through a voting process where the individual parts of the bill would be voted about, as they believe this would have wasted time.
A proponent of the bill claimed he was happy that it passed, and that he felt like he had listened to everyone's concerns and implemented them as much as he felt was fair. The bill was voted in with 348 votes for and 278 against.
According to the article, it's unclear how the bill will affect nations, as it's up to each nation individually to implement policies that will follow the letter of the law. Exactly which kind of implementations will be used, and how they will affect different nations is unclear.
10s of thousands of protesters marched across europe, and wikipedia went dark for one day, in protest of the bill.