Aggregation is one of the very things that helped make this platform the number one source for breaking news, entertainment, and public conversation. For years, citizen journalism was encouraged. People shared footage, discoveries, world events, science, wildlife, history, culture, and stories that traditional media either missed or would never have reached such huge audiences. That collective sharing of information is what made this platform powerful. Now suddenly, the same culture of sharing and curating knowledge is being labelled “theft,” despite the fact that millions of users come here precisely because creators bring them things they may otherwise never see. Aggregation, when done responsibly, is not stealing — it’s amplifying, educating, entertaining, and connecting people to the world in ways traditional media often cannot.