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endisneigh
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Judge decides against Internet Archive
No, because if they destroyed the original then they would have no way of saying they have the original and that’s what’s being lent.
Then truly they would be lending only a copy, which was never legal to begin with.
yencabulator
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In the industry the title page is often considered to be proof of ownership. E.g. when a book doesn't sell, and book stores want it off the shelves, they may be asked to destroy the books
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return the title pages to the publisher, as proof.
gcanyon
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Yep, waaaay back when I worked part time in a book store. I've stripped paperbacks.
gcanyon
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It would be trivial to document the ownership/destruction of the original. Video the process?
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Then truly they would be lending only a copy, which was never legal to begin with.