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From my naive, non-lawyer point of view, a computer programming language shouldn't be copyrightable for the same reason fonts aren't -- they are the means to ex
by codgercoder 14y ago
From my naive, non-lawyer point of view, a computer programming language shouldn't be copyrightable for the same reason fonts aren't -- they are the means to expression, not the expression itself. OTOH, companies have been licensing languages and APIs for years as if they were able to be copyrighted.