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Hm, just seems like really bad copy. They seem to have meant that any new presentations will be public. Prezi's response in linked thread: This copy does not
by usmannk 6y ago
Hm, just seems like really bad copy. They seem to have meant that any new presentations will be public.
Prezi's response in linked thread:
This copy does not reflect our policy - thank you for bringing this to our attention, and we’re currently fixing the mistake. Any private presentations created during your trial or paid subscription will remain private unless you change the privacy settings. (1/2)
Prezi offers free licenses, and when you cancel your trial or subscription, you’ll have the option to downgrade to a free license. After that, any new presentations created from the free license will be public. (2/2)
- contravariant 6y agoI think I more or less understand but what exactly does the word 'copy' mean in this context?
- syndacks 6y agoCopy is a term for the words on a page/site. The writing. The sentences and the construction of their words, purportedly to advance whatever cause the page is trying to push. I think it's a vestige from the days of the printing press.
- __david__ 6y agoIt's also what's referred to by the word "copyright". IE, the rights to the copy (noun), not the right to copy (verb).