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Thank you so much for doing the research and explaining this. Then the "German" way of doing things is actually _the_ way of doing things, and the US just hase
by Sujan 4y ago
Thank you so much for doing the research and explaining this.
Then the "German" way of doing things is actually _the_ way of doing things, and the US just hase some additional stuff on top.
That also clarifies the twitter thread to me: This was about a _court_ ruling, not some copyright office deciding if something is copyrighted or not (which I assumed because I thought about the German way being special, and my misguided understanding of the US system being the international standard).
I also realize now that further down the twitter thread this is made more explicit. I should really have read more then the first 5 tweets. Sorry.