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2008-04-18 09:11 pm (UTC)
Plagiarism vs. copyright infringement
Plagiarism and copyright infringement are not the same thing.
For one thing, once you've given credit to the person, it's not plagiarism.
The question of how much 'copyright' rests in the ideas, and not the words, is one that is long disputed.
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Plagiarism vs. copyright infringement
For one thing, once you've given credit to the person, it's not plagiarism.
The question of how much 'copyright' rests in the ideas, and not the words, is one that is long disputed.