system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
CMW: Television shows, films, music, books and games should go into public domain after twenty years.

I hold this view because I believe that in an ideal world, all media would be free and easily accessible, however I also think that content creators should be rewarded for their work. The perfect compromise seems to be giving them twenty years to sell their product, and then it is made free for those who want it. This would be a way to work towards a world with free information. This would also create an incentive for creators to continue making new products to get an income. Another benefit would be that record companies could not exploit an artist's music decades after they died, instead, its public.
gpt
The biggest change this would make to the status quo is that is would change the timeline. Is there any particular reason you think 20 years is best? Why that instead of 30 years? 

It seems to make more sense for a piece to belong to the artist until either the artist makes it public or dies. If you build a house with your bare hands, it remains yours until you sell it or die. Why shouldn't it be the same for something else you create?