There's only a few hours couple of days left to submit your comments to the US Trade Representative opposing export of draconian copyright restrictions to other countries.

Historically, this "Special 301" comment process has been used to complain about the lack of "intellectual property" enforcement in other countries. But we can use it instead to highlight the ways in which copyright restrictions hurt free software and undermine the public's freedom. We can also criticize the way the USTR frames the issue in terms of "intellectual property," muddling distinct legal issues together in a way that serves particular greedy interests -- see http://gnu.org/philosophy/not-ipr.html. And we can use it as an opportunity to warn against secret attempts like ACTA to export these problems.

To explain the problems with copyright law and what goals we should actually be trying to achieve, you might find http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/misinterpreting-copyright.html helpful.

The FSF will be submitting a comment of our own, and we'll be publishing that shortly. But don't wait to send yours! Update: We've posted our comment.