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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 9444155" data-attributes="member: 59816">Again, not entirely true. Insurance companies can demand it when it happened once, or only in situations where a label wouldn't have made any difference at all. Now, I'm sure you're right that the first time a label was ever added to anything to prevent something that was obviously stupid, it was done under the assumption that it might prevent the stupid thing from happening again. And perhaps, there is some statistics that say that, for example, putting "SMOKING CAUSES CANCER" in bigger and bigger letters on every pack of cigarettes helped to stop people from smoking, but it's not like they didn't know that it caused cancer before, right?Getting back to the topic - it's not like people who buy content on DDB actually think that they own that content in perpetuity. That's not the actual, real problem. They'll buy it in spite of knowing and they'll complain if it gets taken away anyhow. It doesn't even take a stupid person to do this.</blockquote>