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I'm done with this thread. No, it is not. For it to be a violation you have to lose a court case. To lose a court case a court has to find against your fair-u
by abigail95 4y ago
I'm done with this thread.
No, it is not.
For it to be a violation you have to lose a court case. To lose a court case a court has to find against your fair-use defense.
A fair use defense is fact specific to the parties involved. What's fair for you might not be fair for me.
Only a court can determine fair use.
- klyrs 4y agoSure, duh, this discussion does not constitute a legal ruling. Nobody here is a lawyer nor a judge presiding over the case. We're potential subjects of a class action suit discussing grievances and merits of the case.