Please do not equate the deprivation of rivalrous goods with permission to reconfigure one's own computer. A better comparison: should the parent have the opti

Please do not equate the deprivation of rivalrous goods with permission to reconfigure one's own computer. A better comparison: should the parent have the option to copy the clothing style when making their own clothes? As it happens, the limits of copyright permit that, though that constitutes less of a metaphor and more of just different parts of the same copyright law.