[ SECRET POST #5052 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5052 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

What you are proposing would also lead to big corporations like Disney taking some starving artist's free webcomic and turning it into a billion dollar movie without having to pay then a single penny.

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sa

And if you think "but... but... people can MAKE ANGRY TWEETS ABOUT IT if they did that!!!" ask yourself if you really believe that will stop them.

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(Cozy werewolf anon)

Big D does this already to their own creators they employ! (really, don't work for Big D unless you're okay with everything you come up with during your time there being 'owned' by them even if it isn't on clock company time.)

This is the exact scenario copyright was created for because it has ALREADY HAPPENED. You know, back when they were churning out penny dreadfuls and so on. Corporations have been taking advantage of small creators for centuries. Thus, why copyright was coded into law. Then corporations came in like Big D and started to PUSH the extents of copyright to the mess it is today.

[(Anonymous)]

That's how every job works (except for the whole owning things you do when you're not at work, that's skeevy as hell). It's why the boss pays you money instead of expecting you pay them money for displaying and promoting your work. Now, whether the amount you're paid is fair is another matter.