Martin Owens on Nostr: Deus This is what makes the mental state of the taker so very interesting. It's not ...
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This is what makes the mental state of the taker so very interesting.
It's not about the moral right of a neutral citizen. But the taint added by a disrespectful consideration of the original work, it's process, it's industry and it's people.
You have permission to copy, because copying it good. But there is something corruptive that comes through when the result is not transformative but claims authorship.
This is what makes the mental state of the taker so very interesting.
It's not about the moral right of a neutral citizen. But the taint added by a disrespectful consideration of the original work, it's process, it's industry and it's people.
You have permission to copy, because copying it good. But there is something corruptive that comes through when the result is not transformative but claims authorship.