MJ Ray wrote:
> Also note that the size of quote is really very limited. The so-called
> creativity threshold is fairly low (FSF estimates it can be as low as 15
> lines of code
>
http://www.gnu.org/prep/maintain/html_node/Legally-Significant.html#Legally-Significant
> ), so the 'cited' code has
Michael Poole wrote:
> I am an American and not familiar with continental European systems,
> but the Berne Convention and its implementation in the USA agree with
> you. Article 10 of the Berne Convention[1] requires compliance with
> "fair practice" when quoting another's program, and Article 1
Krzysztof Siewicz wrote:
> Arnoud Engelfriet napisa?(a):
> > If you make a valid quote, the license (if any) of the work is
> > completely irrelevant.
>
> Actually, there is jurisprudence in Poland that parties to a contract
> may limit or precise what they consider to be fair use of work. If this
Hi!
Arnoud Engelfriet napisał(a):
> Does Polish copyright law not have a restriction that the _purpose_
> of the quote must be something like criticism, announcement, debate
> and so on? That's what most countries have.
Yes it does - they are in the same art. 29: "to the extent justified by
expla
Krzysztof Siewicz wrote:
> Art. 29 allows to quote fragments of already published works or small
> works in whole, if it may be explained by, inter alia, ???laws of the type
> of arts???.
Does Polish copyright law not have a restriction that the _purpose_
of the quote must be something like criti
Dear All,
I am a Polish lawyer currently preparing a doctorate on the protection
of user freedoms.
I have written on the scope of GPLv2's copyleft clause under Polish law
(the link to the Polish version of the article is:
http://ksiewicz.net/?p=17, I am working at making my page bilingual and
the
Sebastian Wangnick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[ http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=377109;msg=186 ]
> Mr. Schilling claims the following:
> In Europe, we have the "Recht auf das wissenschaftliche Kleinzitat"
> that allows us to cite other works without asking in case that
Michael Below schrieb:
As far as I understand part of the argument with Mr. Schily is about
Makefiles, these might be trivial (I'm no programmer).
I got the name wrong, sorry for that: It's Jörg Schilling.
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On Friday 01 September 2006 14:43, Sebastian Wangnick wrote:
> Dear folks,
>
> in http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=377109, Mr. Schilling
> claims the following:
>
> In Europe, we have the "Recht auf das wissenschaftliche Kleinzitat"
> that allows us to cite other works w
Sebastian Wangnick schrieb:
So the "Recht auf das wissenschaftliche Kleinzitat" allows a European
author
to "quote" small portions of e.g. GPL code without asking the author for
permissions. The European "Urheberrecht" on the other side forbids a
minor
contributo
I am an American and not familiar with continental European systems,
but the Berne Convention and its implementation in the USA agree with
you. Article 10 of the Berne Convention[1] requires compliance with
"fair practice" when quoting another's program, and Article 12
reserves the right of adapta
Dear folks,
in http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=377109, Mr. Schilling
claims the following:
In Europe, we have the "Recht auf das wissenschaftliche Kleinzitat"
that allows us to cite other works without asking in case that the
quoted text (or images) is no
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