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> Archive.org would have served a million copies of that book according to the emergency policy. Does it matter what they might have done under different circu
by leereeves 4y ago
> Archive.org would have served a million copies of that book according to the emergency policy.
Does it matter what they might have done under different circumstances?
Even if they weren't checking the limits, if they got lucky and never exceeded the number of copies they had licenses to share, then how did they infringe anyone's copyright?
- chx 4y ago> if they got lucky and never exceeded the number of copies they had licenses to share where is this stated
- leereeves 4y ago> Now, as far as I understand, it happened that no book was likely borrowed more times than the number of physical copies held by archive.org + the libraries they had partnered with