Thread:SlyCooperFan1/@comment-33896082-20171207221334/@comment-33896174-20171207222630

http://bookwormtranslations.com/copyright-law-and-translation-what-you-need-to-know/

"Translation is typically considered a derivative work.  While this varies from country to country, translation is considered derivative because it exists in relation to an original work, in this case a work of literature such as a novel or poem.

Even though it is derivative, translations are eligible for copyright as an original work. Since a translation, especially literary translation, involves considerable creative effort, labour and skill on the part of the translator it can be registered as an original work."

 Check your facts, dipshit.