Bozo
June 27, 2012, 02:49 PM
I do have a question...
If you were to buy the tutorial from Bozo, would you then be allowed to teach others how to do it? Teaching as in verbally telling people how to or teaching as in selling the information, not necessarily selling the tutorial itself but re-writing it in your own words?
Eva
Eva, the manual has a copyright that supposedly protects me from people copying and reselling the information.
If you bought the manual, learned the process, actually did a hundred or so sets of lights yourself, then you'd have your own experience to write about, and your own knowledge to share. Also, once you have put in the work to gather the information, and the work of putting it all together into a product, it's very likely your whole view of copyright would change markedly.
If you merely rewrite in 'your own words', without knowing what its really all about, then I would consider that a copyright violation. Not that that means much these days.
If you were to buy the tutorial from Bozo, would you then be allowed to teach others how to do it? Teaching as in verbally telling people how to or teaching as in selling the information, not necessarily selling the tutorial itself but re-writing it in your own words?
Eva
Eva, the manual has a copyright that supposedly protects me from people copying and reselling the information.
If you bought the manual, learned the process, actually did a hundred or so sets of lights yourself, then you'd have your own experience to write about, and your own knowledge to share. Also, once you have put in the work to gather the information, and the work of putting it all together into a product, it's very likely your whole view of copyright would change markedly.
If you merely rewrite in 'your own words', without knowing what its really all about, then I would consider that a copyright violation. Not that that means much these days.
