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Originally Posted by pwalker8
But why should a writer uniquely be able to do so, other than you assert that is the way it should be? Patents and copyrights are embedded in the US Constitution which is why they are uniquely protected under US law, but it also expressly says that this government granted monopoly is for a limited time.
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I'm just stating my opinion. I think writers, the
creators of a product should have the same rights to their product as other producers of other products. And that they should be able to pass those rights on to their heirs. I know that's no the way it is, but it's the way I believe it
should be.
Now that I've said my piece, I'll let it go at that. My hold for
The Fall of Gondolin has come through so (hopefully) my next post in this thread will be on the original topic.