I would like to ask if QQ or WeChat’s signatures quote what others have said, does it count as infringement?

I believe that quoting other people’s sentences is strictly speaking a form of infringement, but it depends on the circumstances. Not every sentence will infringe, otherwise we would not be able to write. In fact, intellectual property rights are a very complicated thing, especially in terms of writing and design. Infringement may occur if you are not careful. The editor below will talk about the circumstances under which quoted sentences are considered infringement or not.

1. The original author of the quoted sentence has clearly stated that the reprint is infringing.

Generally speaking, if the sentence you quote represents the earliest meaning from the original author of an article, and the author has clearly stated it below the article, please indicate the source when reprinting, or reprinting is prohibited. situation; if you still quote it blatantly without indicating the source, infringement will occur.

2. Quoting commonly used sentences does not constitute an infringement.

Generally speaking, for those vernacular words, if you quote them, they are used in more general sentences. The editor believes that this does not constitute an infringement. If all these are infringements, then we will have no way to create when writing, so there is no need to worry about infringement caused by this situation.

3. Quoting famous quotes from ancient times is not considered an infringement.

Strictly speaking, the famous sayings of the ancients are copyrighted, but since the ancients have passed away, quoting their words does not constitute an infringement. After reading this explanation, many people must have suddenly understood why the famous sayings of the ancients do not constitute infringement. In fact, in the final analysis, there is no pursuer of infringement, so even infringement does not constitute a crime.