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by closewith
113 days ago
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I think so, yes, or you could place the copyright in the public domain. Your current situation is a prime example of the failure of current copyrights. You aren't incentivised to produce any new art, it was unearned as you weren't the author, and yet still the state enforces the copyright for you. |
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