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More Copyright ResourcesWhat is Copyright?How Do I Copyright an Idea?Full Artist's Copyright FAQ More on PaintingNew posts to the Painting forums:Q. Artist's Copyright FAQ: Is a Copyright Symbol Essential?A. No, though it does make it very clear for people unfamiliar with copyright law. To prevent the defense of "innocent infringement", use the copyright symbol, date of creation, your name, and if you want, the words "all rights reserved". You don't have to be registered with the US Copyright Office to use the copyright notice. Go to Full Artist's Copyright FAQ. Disclaimer: The information given here is based on US copyright law and is given for guidance only; you're advised to consult a copyright lawyer on copyright issues. More Copyright ResourcesWhat is Copyright?How Do I Copyright an Idea?Full Artist's Copyright FAQ More on PaintingNew posts to the Painting forums: |
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