Is it OK to reverse engineer the recipes for restaurant dishes so you can make them at home?
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@evan Interesting/weird question. I rarely go full yes/no in your polls, but today I dare to say unqualified "Yes". (Curious about the buts
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@evan I'm flabbergasted at any no's.
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@evan Interesting/weird question. I rarely go full yes/no in your polls, but today I dare to say unqualified "Yes". (Curious about the buts
)@kommadieb thanks!
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@evan I'm flabbergasted at any no's.
@virtuous_sloth why is that?
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@virtuous_sloth why is that?
@evan Why would mixing a particular combination of food ingredients in a particular order ever be immoral just because someone else mixed the same combination in the same order previously? That would be some magical incantation!
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@evan 100%, no question. There's a long history of recipes being in the commons. Even when written down, they're not eligible for copyright protection.