John Cowan wrote: > But suppose I write and send you a program that, when used as a web server, > transmits the necessary HTML+CSS to display on a standard browser a pattern > of highly colored blobs that I consider artistic, such that if I painted this > same pattern of blobs it would clearly be copyrightable. If the license on > the server code says "You can run this on your own computer and look at the > output all you want", then surely you are not entitled to make the server > available to all on the Internet, because you have infringed my public > performance right, which I did not grant you.
I agree with you, but that is nowhere near the examples that I am citing. Indeed, it is probably so rare that even you haven't done this, and I won't pay you for it anyway. /Larry
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