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Copyright isn't assigned to the tool owner, it is assigned to the person who created the work. I use Visual Studio, that doesn't make the code I write owned by
by viggity 12y ago
Copyright isn't assigned to the tool owner, it is assigned to the person who created the work. I use Visual Studio, that doesn't make the code I write owned by Microsoft even they "own" Visual Studio. Bad analogy, but you get the point.
- autarch 12y agoActually, I think it's a very good analogy. Here's another. If I leave my laptop running Visual Studio out and a monkey bangs on the keyboard to make a program (by accident, just as with this photo), I don't own the copyright to that program.
- JoeAltmaier 12y agoYou do if its your monkey!
- swah 12y agoWhat if the monkey just press F8 and build it and that is the version you release?