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You own a token. Fun fact: if you buy a painting or a sculpture, that doesn't usually give you the right to reproduce it for commercial (or any other) purposes
by imgabe 5y ago
You own a token.
Fun fact: if you buy a painting or a sculpture, that doesn't usually give you the right to reproduce it for commercial (or any other) purposes either.
- quickthrower2 5y agoLike a CD or DVD or indeed software license then. I am not surprised.
- ipaddr 5y agoPurchasing the original vs a reprint would.
- imgabe 5y agoNo, purchasing the original does not grant you the copyright. That stays with the artist unless they explicitly sell it.
- Jxl180 5y agoJust to show you how untrue your statement is: if you get a tattoo on your body, you don't own any rights to that tattoo -- the tattoo artist does. The tattoo artist of Mike Tysons face tattoo receives royalties anytime it's shown in marketing or on TV. If you are an actor, the tattoo artist must grant permission to the production for the tattoo to be displayed (otherwise it must be covered up.)