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That's fair enough re: strawmen. However, I was simply baffled at the discussion of how and whether the Comic Maker is licensed for use by ordinary people. Clearly arguments about whether the BBC Writers' Comics are licensed are going to hinge on the method of release of these comics through the BBC website — the Comic Maker itself isn't really relevant.
That's fair enough re: strawmen. However, I was simply baffled at the discussion of how and whether the Comic Maker is licensed for use by ordinary people. Clearly arguments about whether the BBC Writers' Comics are licensed are going to hinge on the method of release of these comics through the BBC website — the Comic Maker itself isn't really relevant.
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That's fair enough re: strawmen. However, I was simply baffled at the discussion of how and whether the Comic Maker is licensed for use by ordinary people. Clearly arguments about whether the BBC Writers' Comics are licensed are going to hinge on the method of release of these comics through the BBC website — the Comic Maker itself isn't really relevant.