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by olliej
2354 days ago
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You can’t copyright that - precisely because it is not a significant creative work. The question is an API a significantly creative work, vs the implementation. Historically - because the entire modern world depends on it - APIs were not considered copyrightable, largely because the creativity is embodied by the implementation. You clearly disagree, I am curious if you believe being able to have competing software was detrimental - for example say MS claimed copyright over the XMLHttpRequest API? Or google over search engine query API, etc |
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