Udemy copyrights questions

GayBlackJew

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im planning to sell some course on udemy and on my website, I'm planning to reshoot all the videos but using the same curriculum and practices of some other sellers, but in english + other language.

is that copyright infringement?

 

MrSam_1

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If you use the same structure && content && style then it might be considered copyright infringement tho it was shoot/recorded by you.

 

GayBlackJew

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slvrsteele said:

If you use the same structure && content && style then it might be considered copyright infringement tho it was shoot/recorded by you.

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yea, thats what im worried about, but, can someone claims copyrights over educational information like print("Hello, World!")?

 

MrSam_1

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GayBlackJew said:

print("Hello, World!")

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On small things i don't think so, but on larger resemblance of content they might.
Example: If someone explains what's the difference between print() and printf() over a 5 lessons course and you do the same 5 lessons course on same subject with slight changes in linguistic style then it might be considered copyright infringement.

 

GayBlackJew

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slvrsteele said:

On small things i don't think so, but on larger resemblance of content they might.
Example: If someone explains what's the difference between print() and printf() over a 5 lessons course and you do the same 5 lessons course on same subject with slight changes in linguistic style then it might be considered copyright infringement.

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ahh crap, how about mixing the contents of multiple sellers? even mixing the content will take a lot more extra time for me to prepare the videos, i was just hoping to get it done within a week and start selling lol

 

MrSam_1

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Of course you can mix content from multiple sources. But make sure that 1 lesson is not similar with only 1 source. Make sure that during one video you mix multiple sources and have your content spinned/reworked.

Oot of Topic: your username lmao: gay & jew also black & jew

 

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MrSam_1

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GayBlackJew said:

ahh crap, how about mixing the contents of multiple sellers? even mixing the content will take a lot more extra time for me to prepare the videos, i was just hoping to get it done within a week and start selling lol

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The more time and effort you take the better your course will be and in the long run that will translate into better reviews, more buyers and more $$$ for you.

Don't take shortcuts for a quick buck, invest the time for more consistant profits.

 

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GayBlackJew

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Yea you guys are right, if can avoid copyrights issue and provide better content, spendng a little extra time is worth it.

slvrsteele said:

Oot of Topic: your username lmao: gay & jew also black & jew

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Just don't use console.log("Hello World"), I already applied for a patent

 

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