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> "It's clear that you're not keeping up your public domain side of the bargain." Again, my argument doesn't retain to anything related to engineering and the

> "It's clear that you're not keeping up your public domain side of the bargain." Again, my argument doesn't retain to anything related to engineering and the like (eg. aviation software or an entire aircraft). I'm talking about stylized artwork for the sake of art... I'm saying very specific characters and such that would only be [legally] bought in the future purely as an investment, not to iterate or improve upon because the new owners are so passionate about any sort of paintings/drawings/etc.

matheusmoreira 4y ago
> I'm saying very specific characters and such Like the many characters Disney based their works on? https://nyunews.com/opinion/2019/10/01/disney-public-domain-copyright/ https://nyunews.com/opinion/2019/10/01/disney-public-domain-... Those also belong in the public domain after enough time passes. Maybe one day a corporation will make billions off of the characters you created too.