My guy, I’ve already admitted I don’t give a
about dr seuss books. Quit deflecting into your typical “right wing outrage” republicans pounce response.
Careful, America is teetering on the edge, and your posting inflammatory, racist caricatures might be all it takes to push it over the precipice.My guy, I’ve already admitted I don’t give a * about dr seuss books. Quit deflecting into your typical “right wing outrage” republicans pounce response.
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Tackling Racism in Children's Books: Conversations in Seussland
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This seems to be what has got them in a tizzy. They are silly illustrations based on cultural stereotypes. This isn’t hardened black people are subhuman and need to be detested.
I find the illustrations kind of silly and endearing.
They obviously are for you cuckservatives.
cucklibtards are the ones losing their minds ttku
Nah you're the ones crying about a corporation making their own decision on what to publish or not to publish. Get over it.
Yeah it does kind of bother me people are using copyright laws to keep products off the shelves to compete in a free market.Nah you're the ones crying about a corporation making their own decision on what to publish or not to publish. Get over it.
The Copyright gives them control of what and how to publish it. Ttku....
So if someone comes along and decides to publish their intellectual property, they won’t sue that person to keep it off the shelves?
I doubt they can.
That’s because you’re ill informed.
I think you're the one I'll informed.
I know you do, that’s why you stay ill informed.
Selling books that are out of print is different than the Copyright infringement issues you're posting about.‘Star Trek’ and Dr. Seuss Mash-Up Not Protected, Court Rules (Published 2020)
The book, titled “Oh, the Places You’ll Boldly Go!”, hewed too closely to the original to be considered a parody under the “fair use” doctrine, a three-judge federal appeals panel declared.www.nytimes.com
Dr. Seuss Goes After Photographer Over Grinch-Themed Photo Shoot
If you're a family photographer preparing for the holiday season, a word to the wise: don't offer Grinch-themed photo shoots. After a photographer'spetapixel.com
They sue people over photo shoots and copying Dr Seuss. I guarantee you if someone is publishing their books they will sue.
“Out-of-print does not equal out of copyright. The copyright holder still retains all rights whether a book is in print or not.”
simplycharlottemason.com
Of course they still hold the Copyright but books already printed can be sold unless there's a specific contract with the seller.“Out-of-print does not equal out of copyright. The copyright holder still retains all rights whether a book is in print or not.”
Copyright and out-of-print books - Simply Charlotte Mason
We've had a few discussions on the forum regarding copying books that are out of print. I realize this can be a confusing topic so I would like to
I’m not saying the books already printed can’t be sold, I’m saying what happens after they are sold to hoarders and collectors buying them at $75 -$150 a pop.
And there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.
I’m glad I got you up to speed, you are free to have your opinion, I disagree. Copyrights shouldn’t be used to keep stuff off the shelves and censor our beloved American culture. They should be used to safeguard your intellectual property while you profit from your work.
