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Why can't a library be IP?
by fwip 7y ago
Why can't a library be IP?
- temac 7y agoIP means nothing. It's a poorly defined conglomerate of vastly different laws, like about brands, patents, models, etc. A library is typically "protected" (that is: artificially restricted) by copyright, and the situation is then blurry but in some cases also patents (depending on the region of the world and/or good lawyers knowing the magic words to patent non-patentable things) and trade secrets.