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No, because you don’t actually violate copyright law until you produce and distribute copies. It’s perfectly legal to memorize a book, type up a copy from memo
by Apreche 1y ago
No, because you don’t actually violate copyright law until you produce and distribute copies.
It’s perfectly legal to memorize a book, type up a copy from memory, and to even print out a copy that you keep for yourself. But as soon as you start trying to sell or distribute copies, even for free, now you’re breaking the law as written.