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>Its not meant as a way for you to fully control what happens to your creative output. Most countries deal with this under moral rights[0], but these aren't re
by RobotToaster 4mo ago
>Its not meant as a way for you to fully control what happens to your creative output.
Most countries deal with this under moral rights[0], but these aren't really protected in the USA.
[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_rights https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_rights
- bawolff 3mo agoEven countries with strong moral right regimes usually have quite significant limitations on what they protect. Typically its about ensuring credit and making sure the work is presented in a way that preserves its integrity. Although there is significant variation between countries.