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>>>Let's take "The Da Vinci Code" as an example. How many people had the idea behind that book? Not that many. There was a big plagiarism suit in England about
by mikecane 17y ago
>>>Let's take "The Da Vinci Code" as an example. How many people had the idea behind that book? Not that many.
There was a big plagiarism suit in England about this, so it's not the best example. Besides which, you will learn on your own that ideas are less important than realizing them. It's a hard lesson to learn and it took me many, many years to see it, You will too.
- sendos 17y agoSo what if it was plagiarized? The idea is what made the book successful. Whether that idea was Dan Brown's or he stole it from someone else says nothing about the value of the idea behind making "The Da Vinci Code" a huge hit.