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This may seem like semantics, but I deliberately omitted that case by addressing "IP infringement", and not the contractual issue (of ownership). sigh I guess i
by hyp0 13y ago
This may seem like semantics, but I deliberately omitted that case by addressing "IP infringement", and not the contractual issue (of ownership). sigh I guess it's arguable, that the contractual scenario is technically "IP infringement", but I would say it's just a part of it, and not the issue that it turns on. But this argument is not important enough to go into.
I could have also addressed the contractual issue, if only in passing, to armour-plate my comment, but it wasn't the point I wanted to make, and thought it would complicate, dilute and confuse it. Also, defensive commenting is not fun. sigh this regularly happens to me online, I wonder if there's any way to prevent it (or accept it, once it happens)? It really bugs me. I may be seeing it from my own point of view too exclusively... Any suggestions?