Posted by: Jem Matzan
on September 29, 2004 03:34 PM
Quoting Dan Ravicher:
"I'd also note a very stark difference between code theft and copyright infringement. The former connotes an intentional act of taking from another with malicious intent. That's a very very serious charge to
make against another and one should be darn sure to have evidence to support such a claim before making it. Copyright infringement is a much broader category of behavior that can include actors who had entirely good faith intentions to respect the rights of another, despite in the end not succeeding in that aim."
Re:"Code theft"?
Posted by: Jem Matzan on September 29, 2004 03:34 PMQuoting Dan Ravicher:
"I'd also note a very stark difference between code theft and copyright infringement. The former connotes an intentional act of taking from another with malicious intent. That's a very very serious charge to
make against another and one should be darn sure to have evidence to support such a claim before making it. Copyright infringement is a much broader category of behavior that can include actors who had entirely good faith intentions to respect the rights of another, despite in the end not succeeding in that aim."
-Jem
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