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I mean, it's not as if there will be no pictures of the Eiffel Tower at night, that'd be silly.

Yes, artistic lighting installations can be copyrightable, and that on the Eiffel Tower is newer than the tower.

Ada, the ML's, Eiffel (esp Design by Contract & Scoop concurrency) did the same in regular ones.

Would the Eiffel Tower be nearly as famous as it is if only approved/licensed photographers were allowed to photograph it?

Have you ever heard of the city Tianducheng which contains a copy of the Eiffel tower?

It's not strictly enforced right now in France, except for night-time Eiffel tower photographs, but they want to keep it.

Meaning you are allowed to publish pictures of the Eiffel Tower taken at day, but not at night -- unless you have permission.

I don't think I will find the Eiffel tower's light arrangement anywhere but the Eiffel tower any time soon simply because of its distinguished shape, not because of stringent copyright law.

I wonder if there's anything that would stop a European country from copying the Eiffel tower?

For example, you can share a photo of the Eiffel Tower because of its age – but only if it is taken during the day.

In this particular case, I just don't see a copy of the Eiffel Tower's lighting arrangement appearing in exact form anywhere else...

Others, Oberon family of languages, Modula-3, D, Eiffel and even.

So yes, your phone bill will be unsurprising at the end of the month, but now your carrier will expect you to purchase a bucket of "roaming data" in the form of an add-on or package to your regular phone plan so that you can post your selfies with the Eiffel Tower in real time.

We've seen this in software with both Eiffel/Ada's Design-by-Contract and static analysis tools with similar pre- and post-conditions.

Eiffel also offers value types (aka expanded), but it is reference by default.

Modula-3, Eiffel, Oberon, Oberon-2, Component Pascal all offer the same data access patterns and packing available to C and C++.