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by alexb_ 1276 days ago
> the revenues involved mean that any registration is likely trivial.

Over time, this would exponentially not be the case

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Even if it's ultimately untenable for even corporations to pay you've made it impractical for most individuals far faster.

Copyright applies from the moment of creation for all creative works in the US today. But registering, which as I understand makes it easier to collect damages, costs money (call it $100, the details are somewhat complicated). I probably wouldn't go through that for most things even today.