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Why though? This has nothing to do with Harry Potter. (Also I don't think copyright would be appropriate here, maybe trade marks? She doesn't have one.)
by nodata 16y ago
Why though? This has nothing to do with Harry Potter. (Also I don't think copyright would be appropriate here, maybe trade marks? She doesn't have one.)
- dspeyer 16y agoMaybe because it protects data with replication and sharding? But hopefully doesn't provide copies of your data to your enemies by accident.
- ronp 16y agoYes, she (and the publisher) most certainly have trademarks as well as copyrights in the characters. "Famous" trademarks are especially fraught with peril.