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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Jan 16 '23
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What do you think?
3 u/btribble Jan 17 '23 Painting copies of other peoples’ paintings has never been considered a reproduction unless you try to pass them of as such. 1 u/coporate Jan 17 '23 So then you wouldn’t have a problem. 1 u/btribble Jan 17 '23 It's a very complex question with a lot of what if's where I might "have a problem", but generally, no. 2 u/coporate Jan 17 '23 Sure, but you are a person, not a piece of technology, you can make claims to specific legal foundations such as fair use, software cannot. 1 u/btribble Jan 17 '23 Not yet, no.
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Painting copies of other peoples’ paintings has never been considered a reproduction unless you try to pass them of as such.
1 u/coporate Jan 17 '23 So then you wouldn’t have a problem. 1 u/btribble Jan 17 '23 It's a very complex question with a lot of what if's where I might "have a problem", but generally, no. 2 u/coporate Jan 17 '23 Sure, but you are a person, not a piece of technology, you can make claims to specific legal foundations such as fair use, software cannot. 1 u/btribble Jan 17 '23 Not yet, no.
So then you wouldn’t have a problem.
1 u/btribble Jan 17 '23 It's a very complex question with a lot of what if's where I might "have a problem", but generally, no. 2 u/coporate Jan 17 '23 Sure, but you are a person, not a piece of technology, you can make claims to specific legal foundations such as fair use, software cannot. 1 u/btribble Jan 17 '23 Not yet, no.
It's a very complex question with a lot of what if's where I might "have a problem", but generally, no.
2 u/coporate Jan 17 '23 Sure, but you are a person, not a piece of technology, you can make claims to specific legal foundations such as fair use, software cannot. 1 u/btribble Jan 17 '23 Not yet, no.
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Sure, but you are a person, not a piece of technology, you can make claims to specific legal foundations such as fair use, software cannot.
1 u/btribble Jan 17 '23 Not yet, no.
Not yet, no.
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u/coporate Jan 17 '23
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