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Would it depend on how unique the "look and feel" were?
I don't remember the outcome, but many, many thousands of dollars were spent on lawyers when Bill Gates copied the "look and feel" of Apple's operating system. Roger http://home.insightbb.com/~derbyrm "Wayne.B" wrote in message ... On Thu, 08 Dec 2005 22:32:00 GMT, Dave Allyn wrote: Next question: If I took the "look and feel" of one boat off a site, and reproduced it in hulls, without study plans, only dimentions, and eye-ball shape from a site, is that wrong? My 2 cents worth is no. All designs are based at least in part on what has gone before. What you'd be missing of course is the engineering and/or naval architecture that might have gone into the original (admittedly not much in a canoe but probably quite a bit in a well designed larger boat). |
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