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Year 8: 8-5 = 3, so 3% of revenue (from that year or from the previous 3 or 8 years?) Year 11: 11-5 = 6, so 6% of revenue (from that year or from the previous

Year 8: 8-5 = 3, so 3% of revenue (from that year or from the previous 3 or 8 years?) Year 11: 11-5 = 6, so 6% of revenue (from that year or from the previous 3 years?) 14 : 9% of revenue ... 103 : 98% of revenue 106 : 101% of revenue If minimum revenue is $100, you wouldn't pay that much until year 103. But would it remain at $100 at year 106 onwards? Edited: fixed math to subtract 5 years instead of 3.

jedberg 5y ago
Year 8: 8-5 = 3, so 3% of revenue (from that year or from the previous 3 or 8 years?) 3% of the last three years of revenue (first 5 years you keep everything) Year 11: 11-5 = 6, so 6% of revenue (from that year or from the previous 3 years?) Previous 3 years. 14 : 9% of revenue ... 103 : 100% of revenue Check your math. :). Year 103 would be 103-5=98% 106 : 103% of revenue Same math issue. > If minimum revenue is $100, you wouldn't pay that much until year 103. But would it remain at $100 at year 106 onwards? Minimum fee is $100. Every 3 years you pay at least $100 to keep the copyright.
- irrational 5y ago
  Looks like I got the 3 and 5 years mixed up and started subtracting 3. I fixed the original post.