[Lexicog] Re: Who owns your lexicon?

[Jan F. Ullrich]

> The problem with the copyright of facts (like lex icological content
> is, that you CANNOT copyright it. The best that you can do is
> copyright a collection. This is why you often find "markers" in such
> collections; they tend to indicate that a collection was copied when
> it is found in another resource.

What do such markers look like?

Jan




 
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