> They get to choose how the world sees their creation Then they should not publicize it. They could license only to Google, but Google isn't interested. Inste

> They get to choose how the world sees their creation Then they should not publicize it. They could license only to Google, but Google isn't interested. Instead, publishers need to publicize, which is... expected? Once they publicize, they can't claim the public is not allowed to read. It's like sharing a printed newspaper with my friends. Publishers shouldn't be able to prevent it.