Dad's Homework ...
I have long believed - as so many have eloquently put it - that I was right - and that the SexEducation.com global magazine of sexual intercourse had a right to discuss and quote - content published on the internet.
Fair Use ...
That when considering copyright - one must remember the law's constitional purpose which is to promote science and the useful arts.
SexEducation.com is a global magazine of sexual intercourse.
The discussion of sex, indeed the discussion of certain sexual pervisions is absolutely necessary for their termination - which is most useful to the world.
SexEducation.com purports - that "pure vaginal orgasm" is a lie - which is most useful and beneficial to the sexual self-esteem of many-many women.
SexEducation.com research has created a gender neutral manner in which to explain "how to have sex".
The discussions that take place on SexEducation.com are a form of scientific research.
Fair Use allows the courts to avoid strict compliance of copyright and his highly specific on a per case bases.
A) - A quotation of content as a review or critique for the purpose of illustration or comment.
Graphics
previously used by SexEducation.com were for the purpose of illustration and for comment.
B) Quotation of short passages in a scholarly or technical work for illustration or clarification of the author's observations.
Graphics used by SexEducation were for illustration and clarification of sexual practices.
SexEducation.com purports that the average of internet pornography is also a lie and that currently - what is being viewed by both minors and adults in the "public" areas on the internet - is misleading - and indirectly teaching falsehoods with regards to sex.
SexEducation.com compares this "new availability" of sexual images to the historical situations of the introducation of television to "emerging nations". "What they see is what they want." Adult Websites have increasingly become more extreme over the years - and my experience is that anal sex and ingestion of bodily fluids is on the increase. Both practices being assistive in the spread of all kinds of disease. It is necessary to discuss these issue as they have global implications.
C) - Quotations may be used in parody of some of the content of the work parodied.
The exploration of sexual hypocrisy is often best shown through parody.
D) Summary of an address or article with brief quotations, in a news report.
The manipulation of the chronological events of a video and/or editing of a video is a graphical "article" or "address" of a sexual event and therefore - can be quoted for the purpose of review with pro and/or con opinions of that "article".
E) - Incidental and fortuitous reproduction in a newsreel or broadcast, of a work located in the scene of an event being
reported.
Many of the graphics - are incidental to the articles of SexEducation.com. The graphics could be any graphic to illustrate the same sexual practice or event. Often - the specific graphic used by SexEducation.com are irrelevant to the discussion - and the particular graphic used is quite random/incidental.
eg: All the graphics of AdultSexTechniques.com were swapped out with a complete set of Swoit.com graphics - yet the text barely changed.
You're comments are appreciated.
Please obey the GFY board rules and stay focossed on the topic.
If you wish to trash me - go do so in another thread.
I wish to get a handle on this "fair use" stuff ...
This is my live research of it as it pertains to the previous SexEducation.com website.
John E. Beacock
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