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1. Couldn't he have linked to some of this stuff? 2. Some of this stuff is absurdly broad and weirdly pandering. 3. "I have no idea what the copyright implica
by phillmv 14y ago
1. Couldn't he have linked to some of this stuff?
2. Some of this stuff is absurdly broad and weirdly pandering.
3. "I have no idea what the copyright implications of this are, so I will be printing out only my own private copy and not making them available publically;" is a totally inadmissible position for a professional programmer to have. The answer is, no, of course you can't make a printed compilation of other people's work and put it up for sale.
- krat0sprakhar 14y agoGive the guy a break, I guess its okay to not know about the copyright implications of sharing someone else's work. As it is, he never mentioned that he intends to put the complication up for sale.
- Evbn 14y agoHe didn't put them up for sale. And most of those papers are old, and some are freely licensed.
- fogus 14y ago> 1. Couldn't he have linked to some of this stuff? Probably, but as far as I can tell it's all a Google search away. > 2. ... weirdly pandering. Pandering to whom? > 3. ... is a totally inadmissible position This one has me flummoxed. Should I, as a professional programmer, have a complete working knowledge of copyright law? As it turns out, I do not, so I erred on the side of safety and never offered any of the articles up for sale. Or did you miss that minor fact?