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IANAL but even if it's determined that APIs are copyrightable, `add(...)` would almost certainly be considered public domain. There's no way to track down the o
by shmageggy 7y ago
IANAL but even if it's determined that APIs are copyrightable, `add(...)` would almost certainly be considered public domain. There's no way to track down the original author, and whoever it was never claimed ownership
- jandrese 7y agoIt couldn't enter the public domain until 2116 unless the original author explicitly released it, which they did not because almost nobody does that.