> It's fair use. Oracle vs Google proved it. That isn't what happened in that court case, less what it "proved." Fair use is highly dependent on the specific d

> It's fair use. Oracle vs Google proved it. That isn't what happened in that court case, less what it "proved." Fair use is highly dependent on the specific details of the usage. Before it was ruled fair use, the specific kind of code in question in that case (headers/API definitions) was ruled, and long believed to be, ineligible for copyright.