@sarahjeong can I get that explanation anyway? Like why Oracle won on the second round, it seems pretty nonsensical from the sidelines
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@Pepyri_ so it’s being remanded back to the district court for a determination on fair use (it’ll probably get appealed again before that)
@Pepyri_ because in the Federal Cir’s view, interoperability is not relevant to whether it’s copyrightable, though it might be for fair use
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@Pepyri_ Some have said it was a “stretch” to find APIs uncopyrightable under 9th Circuit law: http://madisonian.net/2014/05/09/oracle-v-google-reversed-framing-matters/ … -
@Pepyri_ and others have suggested that the Fed Cir just didn’t understand what an API is, and how it differs from software -
@Pepyri_ still others have complained that the Fed Cir misinterpreted both 9th and 1st Cir cases on interoperability -
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@sarahjeong But what DOES worry me, is the precedent it sets for the rest of the industry. I've seen people say it could make you liable
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