For a second there thought it was that bonobo who took a selfie that was trying to get into the action. Then we would have reached peak copyright insanity.
You don't really have to change words or punctuation. You could take advantage of Unicode to simply replace random characters with others that look exactly alike. As long as the reading software supports it, there's no impact to the content.
I've recently bought tickets for a show via Ticketmaster, and there was a similar option available; when selecting my seat, some of the seats had links to "see who's sitting here" which were somehow linked to Facebook (I did not click on any).
Wait. How does that make sense? Does the USPS own people's mailboxes? If not, how can they claim the right to charge for access to something that is not theirs?
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For a second there thought it was that bonobo who took a selfie that was trying to get into the action. Then we would have reached peak copyright insanity.
You don't really have to change words or punctuation. You could take advantage of Unicode to simply replace random characters with others that look exactly alike. As long as the reading software supports it, there's no impact to the content.
Ticketmaster doing something similar
I've recently bought tickets for a show via Ticketmaster, and there was a similar option available; when selecting my seat, some of the seats had links to "see who's sitting here" which were somehow linked to Facebook (I did not click on any).
Who owns mailboxes?
Wait. How does that make sense? Does the USPS own people's mailboxes? If not, how can they claim the right to charge for access to something that is not theirs?