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I don't think that's necessary, though. As the original creator, you're the "owner", not a licensee. As the owner you reserve the right to re-license it to an
by jlarocco 4y ago
I don't think that's necessary, though. As the original creator, you're the "owner", not a licensee.
As the owner you reserve the right to re-license it to anybody you'd like, under any license you'd like, as long as you don't give that right away.
At a job, or on a contract, the employment agreement or the contract will almost always says you're giving that right to them in exchange for compensation.