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No, but it's far more likely that fair use applies to something that is more _useful_ than _creative_, ie: maps and dictionaries. Regardless of how much effort
by mmastrac 2y ago
No, but it's far more likely that fair use applies to something that is more _useful_ than _creative_, ie: maps and dictionaries.
Regardless of how much effort a copyrighted work to produce, most Western countries have a fair-use equivalent to transformative use of a work: https://lawdit.co.uk/readingroom/intellectual-property-law-guide-content-creators https://lawdit.co.uk/readingroom/intellectual-property-law-g....
- saaaaaam 2y agoThe copyright exceptions in the UK are very limited. There would not be a copyright exception in this situation.
- d1sxeyes 2y agoOdd that this site is a “.co.uk” but talks about the US fair use doctrine. The UK does indeed have “fair use” (actually called fair dealing) but this wouldn’t come under it as far as I can tell (IANAL, etc.)