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Dragonwriters answer was what I was thinking. Are you thinking trademark rather that copyright? I'm not sure you can fail to adequately protect a copyright in
by benj111 8y ago
Dragonwriters answer was what I was thinking.
Are you thinking trademark rather that copyright? I'm not sure you can fail to adequately protect a copyright in that sense.
- icebraining 8y agoYou can't, as seen in the case of orphan works, which are often lost because the author is unknown, so nobody can use them.