—which is important, I would agree. Sorry to cut you off. It's important to educate.
However, you agree that there is no way you can actually monitor and regulate copyright infringement. I guess my follow-up question is this. To ensure that authors and publishers are compensated for their work, even for your safety legally, wouldn't collective licensing be the best means to protect institutions such as yours from accusations of being conduits for copyright infringement, and also to compensate creators, to ensure that they're fairly compensated for their works?