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Originally Posted by Shaggy
If there is a digital text edition from an authorized entity available without TTS restrictions, then that particular work probably fails the "all existing ebook editions of the work" clause. However, nothing in this Section of copyright law says you have to be disabled in order to qualify for the exception if there are no existing ebook editions available that allow TTS.
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I agree. But as I said in my original post:
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The unresolved question is what happens if an "authorized entity" has a copy but you are not qualified to download it and yet you are "adversely affected" by the lack of TTS.
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This seems to be a Catch-22. The exemption applies to anyone "adversely affected", but many people who are affected can't access versions from an "authorized entity" and any such version presumably voids the exception.