...the purpose and character of the use, including whether such use is of a commercial nature or is for nonprofit educational purposes...
origami.me wrote:Thank you for the information everyone, it's very helpful.
roodborst wrote:Not sure what your line if work is? But in most fields of work you can not use someones elses finding without permission or at least naming the source because of either copyright or patent.
steingar wrote:This whole "I have to have permission to teach someone's model" wreaks of such unbelievable arrogance that I am truly gobsmacked.
Gerardo wrote:steingar wrote:This whole "I have to have permission to teach someone's model" wreaks of such unbelievable arrogance that I am truly gobsmacked.
Sorry you feel that way steingar.
steingar wrote:This whole "I have to have permission to teach someone's model" wreaks of such unbelievable arrogance that I am truly gobsmacked. My colleagues spend much more time, creativity, treasure and effort generating their scientific findings than Kawasaki or any other folder will spend designing an Origami.
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