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Note of caution to NFT purchasers or those interested in trading NFTs

• atlasV 5y ago
  unless the artwork is copyrighted, it would be very difficult to argue. Also if the seller copyrights it first then there is no chance of claiming any ownership.
  • gus_massa 5y ago
    Note that everything is copyrighted by default. It's not necessary to add a (c) or register it or anything. Anyway, some registration may be useful in case of disputes or to collect royalties. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright#Copyright_notice https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright#Copyright_notice If I make a bad drawing and I post it anonymously in imgur, I still own the copyright. If I draw it in a paper and I drop the paper in the street, I still own the copyright. If I draw it in the wall of a public toilette, I still own the copyright. ...
    • app4soft 5y ago
      > Note that everything is copyrighted by default. It's not necessary to add a (c) or register it or anything. Exactly.