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No, this isn't true at all. Because everything is presumably under copyright already we already have such a database. It's simply "everything" The difference h
by throwaway09223 3y ago
No, this isn't true at all. Because everything is presumably under copyright already we already have such a database. It's simply "everything"
The difference here is that the vast majority of works would suddenly be free from this system and unavailable for any type of IP litigation.
- antasvara 3y agoWhat's easier to search: the entire internet, or a database of copyrighted code tagged with the owner of said code?