“ For example, have you ever noticed that the main content of most websites is something like 70% down the page? Every recipe site I’ve ever seen is like this —

“ For example, have you ever noticed that the main content of most websites is something like 70% down the page? Every recipe site I’ve ever seen is like this — nobody cares about how this recipe was originally your great-grandmother’” If anyone is curious, this is at least part due to copyright law. A recipe is a set of facts, which is no copyrighted. But recipes with substantial literary expression (making it unique) can be copyrighted. Content creators don’t want their stuff copied so viola…that’s how you get a long winded story before the goods. https://copyrightalliance.org/are-recipes-cookbooks-protected-by-copyright/#:~:text=Can%20You%20Copyright%20a%20Recipe%3F,be%20protected%20by%20copyright%20law https://copyrightalliance.org/are-recipes-cookbooks-protecte....