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Isn't the moral right of every (software) author that his name is mentioned next to the authored intellectual property (software)? This is even written in copyr

• microtherion 6y ago
  That's an excellent question. I believe non-visual moral rights are not recognized in the US, and I'm not sure they've ever been tested for software in any other Berne Convention signatories.
• colejohnson66 6y ago
  Unless as part of your employment, you agreed to an implicit copyright reassignment to the organization. In that instance, a “(c) Alphabet ####” is allowed.
  • microtherion 6y ago
    In countries that know true "Moral Rights", those rights are unassignable, so any such agreement is void. Your employer still gets all the money, but you get the "Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair!" clout if you want it.