Re:Florence Museum Won Suit Against Publisher That Used Mich...
by otherme123 on Saturday April 13, 2024 @05:56PM
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The sad thing is that Michaelangelo was paid to do a lot of his art. And the David was a commision, he was creating art the same we are coding today: not for the copyright, but for a wage. It was financial incentive enough.
Re:Florence Museum Won Suit Against Publisher That Used Mich...
by doctorwho42 on Saturday April 13, 2024 @06:14PM
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So what you are saying is that the statue has been bought and paid for, so why do we need to pay a licensing fees for something made 15-20 generations ago (~510 years ago) that was paid for already.
Do you get royalties for the code you write for work? Will your great-grand(x15-20)-kids get paid royalties for that JavaScript you made last year?
Re:Florence Museum Won Suit Against Publisher That Used Mich...
by otherme123 on Sunday April 14, 2024 @01:42AM
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Yes, that's exactly what my message says... almost word by word.
Even without protections, creators are going to make new stuff. Without theses protections, maybe a dozen fewer lawsuits will be filed because quite frankly, most people can’t afford to pursue legal action, whether or not they’re in the right.