Mashups, memes, and GIFs are all examples of modern Internet culture. Copyrighted works are remixed, reimagined, and reused in new and creative ways every day. These elements build on existing ideas in a way that breathes new meaning into old content. Allowing new uses of copyrighted works are needed in order to expand growth and innovation. We need to build into the law flexibility, through a UGC exception and a clause like an open norm, fair dealing, or fair use, to empower everyday people to shape culture and conversations online and keep the Internet awesome.
Mashups, memes chuqa' GIFs e rutz'etb'al ri k'ak'a' b'anob'äl pa k'amaya'l. Ri samaj pa ruwi' kich'ojib'al b'anel, nikixöl ki', yetz'uk chik chuqa' ye'okisäx chik rik'in k'ak'a' chuqa' na'owinaqil taq b'anikil ronojel q'ij. Re taq ch'akulal re' yenuk' pa kiwi' taq na'oj e k'o chik richin nuya' k'ak'a' kiq'ajarik ri ojer taq rupam. Richin niq'alajisäx ri ruk'iyirisanik chuqa' tz'ukuj nik'atzin chi niya' q'ij chi ke k'ak'a' kokisaxik taq samaj rik'in kich'ojib'al b'anel. K'atinel niqaya' rujalel ri taqanem tzij, rik'in jun UGC man relik ta chuqa' rik'in jun mokaj ruk'wan jaqäl b'eyal, ütz k'uluj o ütz rokisaxik richin chi konojel tikinuk'u' b'anob'äl chuqa' taq tzijonem pa k'amb'ey chuqa' tikib'ana' chi ri K'amaya'l junelïk jeb'ël tiwachin.