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Copyright laws doesn't prevent reproduction. It doesn't mark anything "not for reproduction". It simply gives authors the right to sue.
by hosh 12y ago
Copyright laws doesn't prevent reproduction. It doesn't mark anything "not for reproduction". It simply gives authors the right to sue.
- dredmorbius 12y agoIt legally constrains unlimited reproduction. Since the 1976 act (in the U.S.), the default state of _any_ work is "protected", with all rights reserved to the author (or copyright holder), with very, very limited exceptions.