SOPA is a bill that was introduced by the House Judicial
Committee on October 26, 2011. Its purpose, as stated in the
text of the bill found in H.R. 3261, is to “promote prosperity,
creativity, entrepreneurship, and innovation” within the
multimedia complex. Passage of the bill would broaden the
ability of and embolden law enforcement agencies and copyright
holders to combat and reduce copyright infringement on the
Internet. It is currently pending in the House of
Representatives. The purpose of this post is to explain why the
stance of ROBLOX is in firm opposition to the passage of SOPA.
Here are three reasons: - SOPA would prevent the natural and
necessary replacement of old distribution mechanisms with new
and efficient ones. - Content producers are actually enjoying
larger audiences and revenues more now than before the advent of
the Internet era, so SOPA would actually undermine the
protection of artists, not strengthen it. - SOPA would grant
broad authority to individuals, allowing a single judge to shu