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Do you not think that stealing requires the original owner to lose access? If I sneak into your home, take apart the coffee machine, measure everything, put it
by echoangle 14d ago
Do you not think that stealing requires the original owner to lose access?
If I sneak into your home, take apart the coffee machine, measure everything, put it back together and go home and build a copy to have my own, did I steal your coffee machine?
Can we not just stick to calling it copyright infringement?
- kshri24 14d ago> Do you not think that stealing requires the original owner to lose access? No. > If I sneak into your home, take apart the coffee machine, measure everything, put it back together and go home and build a copy to have my own, did I steal your coffee machine? Not mine. But the company that made the coffee machine. It is stealing IP. > Can we not just stick to calling it copyright infringement? It is just a fancy way of saying you stole someone's IP. You can call it infringement if it makes you feel good. But the act is the same end of the day.