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RE[2]: Comment by Soulbender
by Soulbender on Fri 13th Apr 2012 12:42
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RE[2]: Comment by Soulbender
by CapEnt on Fri 13th Apr 2012 15:32
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You can't copyright language.
Languages falls in the same realm of mathematical formulas, and indeed, is a mathematical construct itself. Indeed, in a programming language, this is even more obvious, since its nothing more than a high level mathematical notation to describe logical procedures to a turing-like machine, who is nothing more than a form of calculator.
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For real? Klingon?? Their example is a fictional work of art with a disputed copyright? Wouldn't it have been better to point to a constructed language with an upheld copyright?
Yeah, doesn't sound like a great plan to me.