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You don't seem to see the distinction between being able to see the source and being legally able to reuse that source. Copyright still applies.
by oliwarner 14y ago
You don't seem to see the distinction between being able to see the source and being legally able to reuse that source.
Copyright still applies.
- franze 14y agoi see a distinction, but a too strict interpretation of copyright is bad for the web and innovation. i'm glad there (still) is a view-source option in every browser, and i'm glad people still use it. view-source is how i started into webdevelopement in the nineties (remember, there was no github), and i'm glad people still use it (i do).
- nitrogen 14y agoI agree that View Source is good, and stumbling on that option is how I started to learn HTML as well. What people are saying here is that View Source->Copy->Paste->Profit is bad. View Source->Learn->Reinvent->Profit is fine.