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IANAL either, but perhaps the seeds being descendants of authorized seeds, rather than authorized seeds, is the problem? It would be sort of like duplicating yo
by eurleif 14y ago
IANAL either, but perhaps the seeds being descendants of authorized seeds, rather than authorized seeds, is the problem? It would be sort of like duplicating your authorized iPad with a 3D printer.
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- largesse 14y agoI'm wondering whether a good defense would be that with natural gene mutation, these seeds aren't the ones under patent.
- veemjeem 14y agoEven if you had an amazing 3D printer that could produce iPads, that doesn't mean you can sell it. You bought Microsoft Office, can you just duplicate it and sell it to your coworkers? I'm sure your software "duplicator" can produce exact copies. IANAL either, but I'm pretty sure your argument wouldn't stand up in court if you tried to sell your exact copies of your authorized copy of Microsoft Office.
- dchest 14y agoYou're confusing copyright law with patent law.