Mirjam Bruck-Cohen wrote:
I a, looking at this discussions about Copy Right and it realy should
have been called No Copy Right ,,,,or Copy Is Unright or copying is
wrong ,,,,, just a pondering .....

No, it's an idiosyncracy of the English language that the word "right"
means (a) direction, (b) the state of being correct or not, and (c)
something that one believes he/she is entitled to. In this case, the
"right" is definition C.

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