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This is pretty cool. Are you worried about copyright at all though? Especially if this get used in a commercial context?
by dpbriggs 4y ago
This is pretty cool. Are you worried about copyright at all though? Especially if this get used in a commercial context?
- gjs278 4y ago
- ugjka 4y agoJust don't say you copied anything
- metadat 4y agoIt's up to users of the tool to ensure they comply with the law. Just like you somehow restrain yourself from photographing someone else's picture and then selling it.
- sibit 4y ago> Just like you somehow restrain yourself from photographing someone else's picture and then selling it. But screenshotting and reselling peoples NFTs is one of my favorite hobbies.
- EnKopVand 4y agoI don’t think it’s an issue of the tool or the tool created, as others have pointed out, but how would you ever know someone stole your stuff this way? We still compile our TS to an ES5 target with bootstrap. If you copied a form from our site into the tool, it would be hard for us to tell you took it from us rather than writing it yourself. Maybe if you took some of our more custom card designs, but really, we wouldn’t know that you didn’t just design them yourself similar to how we did because you had the same issues.
- spinny 4y agoif the code for the web app is available (assuming a license that permits it) there is no need to use an extension to copy a component. you got the source code if the code is not available, very likely you will not have permission to use it. Don't see a legal usage of this kind of tool in a commercial context. Pretty useful as a learning too though
- cuddlecake 4y agoI feel like "availability to copy" or "inspectable" is not a reason to abandon Copyright protection. After all, it is currently the nature of web software that the source code must be available (for browsers to interpret)
- maxboone 4y agoI don't think that's entirely valid, you can point a camera to a playing movie but that doesn't waive any copyright.