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johan jacobsson

Tuesday, August 03, 2004

Posted 12:31 PM by soundofsuburbia

Ask MetaFilter | Community Weblog: "What about a fan edit of Back to the Future II without the 'Nobody calls me chicken!' crap. I was oblivious to the other weak points of the movie when I saw it as a kid, but even I hated that shit. But wait!

It's illegal to distribute an unauthorized version of a movie. But what about distributing some sort of program (set of macros for a program?) that edits the copy of the movie someone already has on their computer? Is this even possible? If not, how many years until it is?"

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