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Protections should only apply to things that add something beyond basic elements. For example, it might make sense to allow a particular pairing of colors to b
by makecheck 7y ago
Protections should only apply to things that add something beyond basic elements. For example, it might make sense to allow a particular pairing of colors to be attributed and protected, since that at least requires more creativity than picking a single color.
This is like telling everyone that you now own the letter “D” so no one can ever use that in a word again.
- 7952 7y agoThe basic elements of colour that most people perceive is pretty limited. But within just "pink" there are lots of different shades that have different properties and need careful thought. I think there is something here more than just the basic elements. But it is not always obvious or objectively measurable.