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But then Caro monetizes the page that the photo is on.

But Caro isn't reproducing the image, merely hosting it A private backup service would be mere hosting.

But Caro isn't reproducing the image, merely hosting it, as part of a larger image-sharing site.

If you're going to sully the Caro read with Cliff's Notes, you may as well just read the Wikipedia page.

So Caro is getting money because Ben is using a copywritten photo for private use.

I see paperbacks of the Caro book with free delivery on Amazon US, DE, UK and JP.

Usually it's the reproducer who has to pay, so Caro would have to pay both Ben and Aki, for the photo and property licenses respectively.

If Caro sends the image to third-parties, it's reproduction.

Read the Robert Caro book about Robert Moses.

Well, I guess you could say that Ben is requesting Caro send the image to third parties - Ben's friends Darius, Esmre, and Fae - by linking them to the page on Caro's site that holds Aki's copywritten photo.

I thought Robert Caro would belong on this list.

I would probably make the same decision, but I hope in the end Caro is easy to wrap with Nix, which is a breath of fresh air particularly when needing to mix dependencies that cross language boundaries and share those build recipes with a team.

Reading currently: "The Power Broker: Robert Moses and the Fall of New York" by Robert Caro.

In portuguese we say "barato sai caro", meaning cheap/easy options may turn out expensive in the long run.

I am currently reading "The Power Broker" by Robert Caro and its awesome so far (~150 pgs in).

I'd liken this also to Mike Caro's poker concept of the "Threshold of Misery"...

Ben is also infringing, of course, assuming he knew the image was to be shared by Caro.

Anyone who does not believe this is advised to read Robert Caro's biography of Robert Moses and then come back.

I'm making my way through Caro's monumental multi-volume LBJ documentary The Years of Lyndon Johnson, and it's just fantastic.