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> (though I think the US copyright office refusing registration may make it de-facto impossible to get it in front of a judge, as I think it's a requirement to
by jcranmer 3y ago
> (though I think the US copyright office refusing registration may make it de-facto impossible to get it in front of a judge, as I think it's a requirement to actually bring a suit against someone for infringement)
The copyright office refusing registration counts as copyright registration for the purposes of register-before-suing-for-infringement.
- zerocrates 3y agoYou can also just sue the Register of Copyrights for rejecting you after exhausting the internal appeals process, which is what happened here.