Thread: Misleading Metaphors That Drive The War On Online Sharing
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Old 11-15-2011, 11:57 AM   #97
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Let's explore this a little further. In what way does my photograph of a Dalek differ from, let's say, a picture of someone wearing clothes? The design of those clothes is equally protected by copyright law, is it not? Are you suggesting that every photograph of someone wearing clothes is a copyright infringement?
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