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Originally posted by gornyhuy
thats what "copyright" and "all rights reserved" mean... you don't have the hahahahaha to reproduce without express written permission.
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If you wrote a paper on Ernest Hemingway's,
"The Old Man and The Sea." and you copied a paragraph(s) directly from the book, did you have to get Mr. Hemingway's written consent to do so? No, you simply gave him recognition in either a footer or in the bibliography. You didn't call Ernest Hemingway and say,
"Hey, Big Hem, do you mind if I copy a couple paragraphs of your book to use in my report? - no, you just did it and gave him recognition.
So do copyright laws flex for students?