We recently wrote about Julian Sanchez's video explanation of how culture is often a more important part of remix culture than the remix itself. That is, the act of sharing an experience with others is often the key to culture, and those that focus on the content alone often seem to miss this aspect of it, which explains why they often seek to limit the ability to share that culture through copyright. Of course, as with any such debate, when supporters of stronger copyright fail to have significant reasoning for how to counter such an argument, they tend to fall back on the "but it's not art" or "if that's the type of creativity that we get from remixing, we're better off with out it" types of arguments. That is, they begin to focus on the subjective quality of the content, not realizing that such content often isn't directed at them as a target audience, and the people it is directed at, who do enjoy it, really don't care what they think.
Julian has now built on that discussion, ...