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When you are a content creator, you create ONE copy. This does not entitle you to ANY other copies. Copying is not theft, but copyright sure is.
by zahmahkibo 11y ago
When you are a content creator, you create ONE copy. This does not entitle you to ANY other copies.
Copying is not theft, but copyright sure is.
- MikeNomad 11y agoA Content Creator is first creating _the master_. Copies are what happens after. Unless you are talking about serial editions, etc.
- specialist 11y agoHuh. Interesting distinction, thanks. Mine has been that contributors (authors, editors, performers, researchers, etc) increase information content, complexity. Kind of a information theoretic metaphor, not that I truly grok that discipline.
- zahmahkibo 11y agoCopies =/= the original object This is a TRIVIAL distinction even a child can make. The copyright industrial complex is also perfectly capable of making this distinction, but it chooses not to because this allows it to make huge sums of profit.