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That sounds like a pretty standard and necessary clause; it's not assigning "moral" right to Google, it's asserting that you have the right to be controlling th
by GeneralMayhem 12y ago
That sounds like a pretty standard and necessary clause; it's not assigning "moral" right to Google, it's asserting that you have the right to be controlling the content's licensing in the first place.
- Balgair 12y agoIt wasn't to Google, it was to another company: Canvas. Also, what the hell is a moral right anyway? How is it different than any other? It just seems really scammy to me.
- judk 12y agoLook it up and post back. It's not a weird scam, it is standard copyright law regarding who can claim authorship of content. The section you quoted just means that the user is promising not to post pirated content to Canvas
- dragonwriter 12y ago> Also, what the hell is a moral right anyway? In the context at issue (copyright law): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_rights http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_rights