Q: I'm curious about the world of plagiarism when the role of scribe was common practice. How did the past handle copyright in a time before printing where work was copied by hand? How did the threat of plagiarism effect early authorship?
C: I really like that each paragraph switches between who the author is addressing. I feel like this form is a unique way of being presented an authors morals or beliefs surrounding their craft without just having to make plain statements.
Q: "The censorship may tolerate innocent jokes: my page indulges in freedoms, but my life is pure." (Martial, 1.4 To Ceasar)