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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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I say the resposibilty to make something UNCOPYABLE is the authors. The only way to do that is to never share it with anyone else -- don't record it, don't play it public, etc... My conclusion seems valid. You are basically saying that as long as you can copy something, you should be able to share it as long as you don't charge. Copyright laws aren't really that muddy and it seems to me that by your discussions that you seem to follow mostly the spirit of the law. If you listen to cover songs on soundclick or artist's versions on LastFM, Rhapsody, or anywhere else you can probably be assured that those organizations are paying some kind of royalties. Kevin
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