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This raised a (silly) question in my head: Does a public comment on the Internet, like the one he made, fall under his copyright thus allowing him to deny you t
by Zirro 15y ago
This raised a (silly) question in my head: Does a public comment on the Internet, like the one he made, fall under his copyright thus allowing him to deny you the right to copy it?
- burgerbrain 15y agoTechnically yes, I believe so. I suspect it would be rather hard to win that case however.
- saraid216 15y agoTechnically yes, but your response is fair use because the purpose and character of your response was literally "fair and reasonable criticism" and did not "supersede the use of the original work". Exact same reason parody is cool.
- ars 15y agoWhy technically? Simply yes, unless the website terms and conditions provides otherwise. However his quoting of it would probably fall under fair use, even though he copied all of it.
- burgerbrain 15y agoI only said technically because the case for fair use would be so strong that in practice I doubt I could actually be sued successfully.