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In this case, I'd say that the author is trying to stop people from staring at the trees, so that they can tour the forest.
by CodeMage 17y ago
In this case, I'd say that the author is trying to stop people from staring at the trees, so that they can tour the forest.
- bena 17y agoHe never makes that claim. He focuses on whether or not a tweet is copyrightable as a body of work. He never brings up or implies that a person's timeline might be something more than the sum of the individual tweets. His answer to the question is no for various reasons. He never delves into the higher levels. He takes the question simply at face value. If asked whether words or sentences are copyrightable, his answer would be the same for all of the same reasons. However, we intuitively know that words and sentences are not the end product of writing and don't base copyrightability on the basis of words and sentences being copyrightable.