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1. zarzav+(OP)[view] [source] 2022-10-17 11:50:47
Is there a jurisdiction that allows purely algorithms to be copyrighted? As far as I know, usually algorithms come under the umbrella of patents (in jurisdictions that allow software patents) rather than copyright.

For example, it would interfere with e.g. copyright of scientific/mathematical papers if algorithms were copyrightable, as mathematicians would not be able to extend another mathematician’s ideas without first gaining permission.

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2. fulafe+YS2[view] [source] 2022-10-18 05:44:04
>>zarzav+(OP)
What constitutes a copyrightable creative piece varies. (And in a lot of places of course algorithms can't be patented either)
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