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He said in the past that he was shipping to Canada and working on worldwide.I would bet no.
This was the Green Kitchen era though so whatever he said then is likely no longer valid.
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He said in the past that he was shipping to Canada and working on worldwide.I would bet no.
If it costs $10 to ship to some hardware store in the US then who the fuck is going to get it when it costs $20 to ship to Canada or Europe?He said in the past that he was shipping to Canada and working on worldwide.
This was the Green Kitchen era though so whatever he said then is likely no longer valid.
He obviously knows that he's been getting called out for stealing recipes. And it's true that a simple list of ingredients is not subject to copyright. But written instructions are copyrightable, and Jack has, on several of his most recent videos, copied instructions verbatim in the video description, with no credit to the authors. This is not fair use and is 100% unlawful plagiarism. All he would have to do is paraphrase the instructions and there would be no legal problem, but he's too lazy and illiterate to do that. His idea that "publishing it so the public can see" somehow waives copyright protection is utterly retarded. Jack's lucky enough that none of these authors he's stolen from recently seem to care about his piddly little channel.
Exactly, mush-brain doesn't understand how plagiarism works in any capacity. He thinks stealing other people's photographs and directly copy and pasting recipes isn't against the law, but will strike channels for the fair-use of his video clips? Complete buffoon.He obviously knows that he's been getting called out for stealing recipes. And it's true that a simple list of ingredients is not subject to copyright. But written instructions are copyrightable, and Jack has, on several of his most recent videos, copied instructions verbatim, with no credit to the authors. This is not fair use and is 100% unlawful plagiarism. All he would have to do is paraphrase the instructions and there would be no legal problem, but he's too lazy and illiterate to do that. His idea that "publishing it so the public can see" somehow waives copyright protection is utterly retarded. Jack's lucky enough that none of these authors he's stolen from recently seem to care about his piddly little channel.
Jr should visualize buying a PowerBall ticket every paycheck. That'll be more productive than trying to manifest something literally impossible off a paycheck as an assistant manager at a gas station.
EDIT: Jr can buy a Lambo if he saves up his whole salary....for 8-10 years if he wants a Huracan supercar. If he wants an old as shit 1970's Jarama he only has to save up 5!
It's my understanding that you can only copyright introductions to or stories about a recipe though I learned this off the Glenn and Friends channel so maybe that's Canada specific.He obviously knows that he's been getting called out for stealing recipes. And it's true that a simple list of ingredients is not subject to copyright. But written instructions are copyrightable, and Jack has, on several of his most recent videos, copied instructions verbatim in the video description, with no credit to the authors. This is not fair use and is 100% unlawful plagiarism. All he would have to do is paraphrase the instructions and there would be no legal problem, but he's too lazy and illiterate to do that. His idea that "publishing it so the public can see" somehow waives copyright protection is utterly retarded. Jack's lucky enough that none of these authors he's stolen from recently seem to care about his piddly little channel.
Leave it to Jack to not understand the difference between baby backs and spare ribs. Or, as he calls them, "pork ribs".
Why does Jack do anything? Because whatever he wants to do, he's guaranteed to choose the laziest, dumbest way to do it. Why bother to chop a fresh onion when he can just sprinkle some dried shit on there, it's not like he can tell the difference anyway. Why bother to cover the entire rack in salt and pepper when he can just sprinkle a teaspoon on one end and call it a day?Why not glaze more on there to mimic actusl bbq. And if not do that..you're not gonna even dip? You're gonna mayo out of s jar to review mayo. But won't actually sauce a rib for a sauce review?
Also why did he use dried garlic and onion. It's gonna reconstitute during cooking and be a weird gross chunky texture.
"i ran downstairs"
I believe it."i ran downstairs"
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I think I hate mushbrains intros more than his cooking. He spews so much retarded crap out it's hard to keep up.
Actually it looks like you are right for the US too. Circular 33 from the US Copyright Bureau, page 2, puts in more detail and says that simple process instructions aren't copyrightable. I still think he's on thin ice when he just straight copy-pastes to the point of including recommendations beyond the simple instructions, and he's definitely in the wrong from a moral perspective.It's my understanding that you can only copyright introductions to or stories about a recipe though I learned this off the Glenn and Friends channel so maybe that's Canada specific.