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Copyright only protects "unnecessary", i.e. creative work. If there's only one way to do something (eg. maths), it can't be protected by copyright. If copyright
by EnigmaFlare 3y ago
Copyright only protects "unnecessary", i.e. creative work. If there's only one way to do something (eg. maths), it can't be protected by copyright. If copyright is an obstacle to somebody creating something, they always have the freedom to create something different and just as good instead.
- deafpolygon 3y agoSimilarly to how recipes can't be copyrighted, but the text prefacing it can be.