intellectual property

[Spideynw]

@MacFall

What you say I am talking about has nothing to do what I am actually talking about.

What I have maintained is that if the terms of a sale are that you will recieve a for the price of x and the vendor gives you b instead of a, there is a legally addressable discrepancy.

Ok, now I feel really stupid. I am really sorry. Here is the post I was referring to:

I think you misunderstand what I mean by “copyright”, Spidey. If a person claims to be writing a book as Terry Goodkind and is not actually Terry Goodkind, they are committing fraud.

However, I do not think this has anything to do with copyright. But it does have everything to do with fraud.

Copyright, as far as I understand, just says that if someone “creates” something (a song, poem, picture, floorplan, etc.), that no one else can copy it and sell it.

[MacFall]

Actually, reading over my posts I am realizing that I never actually made clear exactly what I was talking about, so the culpa is mea.

LOL internets.