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11 November 2011

How To Become A Scientific Author In Poland: Delete Part Of Someone Else's Article You Think Is Wrong

Copyrightgirl pointed us to a bizarre judgement from the Polish Supreme Court last year, which found that you can become co-author of a scientific text by deleting a few sentences that you believe to be incorrect: 

On Techdirt.

Posted by Glyn Moody at 10:17 am  

Labels: copyright, poland, science, techdirt

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