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Copyright law invariably includes exemptions for what US law calls '''fair use''', though the terminology and details vary from country to country. It doe ...ads to complications; what happens when a "protection measure" impinges on fair use? Or when an alleged "device" is a piece of code, obviously not a "device" i

== Fair use category needed == ...do not currently exist). Our goal should be to emulate the academic world fair use practices, which maximize the benefits to the republic of letters.

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...93835 "We'll figure out a way to sue those people whose image we use under fair use, I just know we will!"].

...sics.info/energy/ Energy: The Physics Hypertextbook™. A Work in Progress.] Fair Use Encouraged.</ref> One kilogram (kg) of mass is equivalent to exactly 89,875

Additionally, for articles rated Low-Watch, fair use images may be added prior them being nominated for approval.

...Fair use provisions. Fair use allows us to make deriviative work --without fair use CZ would be quite impossible. We are not limited to the GFDL, of course--CZ ...t standards, so our Wikipedia pickings should be light enough to call them fair use even outside the GFDL. Cheers again! [[User:Brian Dean Abramson|Brian Dean

...the fair use privilege of the Copyright Act.<ref>Baksik, Corinna. (2006) "Fair Use or Exploitation? The Google Book Search Controversy," ''Libraries and the A

...sruct a whole article consisting of nothing but links. This is clearly not fair use. [[User:Greg Woodhouse|Greg Woodhouse]] 16:43, 21 April 2007 (CDT)

...y for individual, educational, or non-profit use; in fact, that is part of fair use law in the U.S. Moreover, the ''relevant'' sense of "free/open" that is op

* <s>Policy on "fair use" media</s> (I think this is already decided?)

...gain, individual copying stems from behavioral norms from traditions of [[fair use]] and first-sale rights. ==== Fair use ====

...most 20th c. composers, analysis will need to wait until Citizendium has a fair use policy in place for images (the images would likely be free creations, but

...ly in conflict with fair use policy. We might have had an easier time with fair use if we had chosen cc-by-nc-sa as our license...

* <s>Policy on "fair use" media</s> (I think this is already decided?)

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...dea unless this somehow falls under fair use (and we don't have an adopted fair use policy here yet.)--[[User:Todd Coles|Todd Coles]] 15:57, 23 March 2008 (CDT ...or is also eminent in his or her field. What needs to be published, under fair use, is iconic recipes or otherwise scholarly recipes from scholarly sources.