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which due to deduping (also what any sane enterprise would do) Well, now. It seems possible to me that, in the current legal environment, copies are infringin
by randallsquared 15y ago
which due to deduping (also what any sane enterprise would do)
Well, now. It seems possible to me that, in the current legal environment, copies are infringing or not, rather than links. If that's the case, then deduping is either destroying legal copies or conducting infringement, depending on exactly what operations were performed. This seems sane as long as you believe bits have color, I suppose.
- Karunamon 15y ago>It seems possible to me that, in the current legal environment, copies are infringing or not, rather than links. In which case what order the files were uploaded in makes all the difference... This is why I hate the legal system sometimes. The fact that we have to "legally" define things like this which should be obvious to the most thick-headed individual concievable. Fucking *AA groups..