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Old 12-14-2011, 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted by YepBrook View Post
Haha, that's true about Forever 21. Not the best example, definitely... but it was the only one I could think of. Their fabric copying is another issue, and not legal. Copying a designer's fabric is completely un-lawful.

If you're interested, I have this bookmarked concerning Amy Butler: Trademark and Copyright Abuser's Hall of Shame

If you have an Amy Butler pattern and you want to use it to make something to sell on Etsy or at a craft fair you CAN without any guilt. She uses the "Terms" on her patterns unfairly and to make more money herself (if you can't buy the item already made from a seller, you'd be more likely to buy her pattern for yourself).

Have we gone completely off-topic? LOL!
LOL, perhaps! But I think it just shows why copyright is so confusing. Even the copyright holders don't even always know and/or follow the rules.
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