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This would not violate our copyright laws. Refer to Amazon.com's product reviews as an example. There is plenty of information available on a book or movie, s
by danielha 20y ago
This would not violate our copyright laws.
Refer to Amazon.com's product reviews as an example. There is plenty of information available on a book or movie, submitted by users -- spoilers too. As long as there isn't verbatim material provided in whole contexts, I see no problem. People review books all the time; they even summarize its entire content.
If I misunderstood your idea's intent, let me know.
- amichail 20y agoPeople will probably copy some material verbatim even if the terms of usage policy says otherwise. And if sufficiently many people are contributing to information associated with a book, after a while those copied parts can add up to a significant portion of the book. But even if material isn't copied verbatim, what happens if significant portions of the book are revealed anyway? This may not even be a summary. The contributed content may end up being larger than the book itself.