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March 4, 2019 at 12:47 pm #1330
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Instead of protecting certain industries against competition and ensuring they can make the most money, hereby cultivating a permission culture, our goal should be to encourage a free culture in which past creations can serve as inspiration and the building blocks of new creations.

What is the line between plagiarism and using past creativity as inspiration: How much use of previously existing content is too much use?
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