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by zinekeller
1776 days ago
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》No they don't. This is a common myth when it comes to cases like this. This is the UK, where digital reproductions of public domain documents do get a copyright. While I agree they overstep here (especially that a regular customer would see the two products differently), IP laws in UK are much more sensitive with these issues. |
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