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by JohnFen
703 days ago
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> It allows the copyright holder to monopolize the copying and public performance of the work. That’s it. Yes, we aren't disagreeing here. > It’s not a copyright violation for me to take your copyrighted painting and draw on it with crayons or hang it on a wall labeled “World’s Worst Painters. Exactly correct. I wasn't talking about purely private use. Copyright is about distribution of the results. If you do something with a work and never distribute the results, copyright doesn't enter into it (ignoring the complications of the absurd anti-circumvention clause of the DMCA, anyway). |
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