David RevoyPainting process of "Oh wow, you are on fire lately!" 🍿
ElectroFetish@davidrevoy sorry.. offtop
I would like to know
Do you care about the creative license or do you draw for the good without thinking about it?
I would like to know
Do you care about the creative license or do you draw for the good without thinking about it?
Patrick Georgi@ElectroFetish @davidrevoy The license is what allows such uses. Without it, that t-shirt would constitute piracy. As such, adding that text protects the t-shirt creator, for example from overly zealous lawyers (there are places where lawyers can get active and try to cash in without even the creator's initiative).
@patrick @davidrevoy This is the legal side.
It has nothing to do with creativity.
In my opinion, it is not customary in communities to be protected by licenses. Everyone already understands whose creation. And if necessary, they will support you.
It has nothing to do with creativity.
In my opinion, it is not customary in communities to be protected by licenses. Everyone already understands whose creation. And if necessary, they will support you.
@ElectroFetish @davidrevoy it's not "protected by licenses", stuff is protected by copyright, which is automatic. Without a license, the list of things anybody but the author can do with a creation is _very_ limited.
Sure, there are communities that ignore such issues. They're also those making the wildest "surprised Pikachu" impression once it hits them.
Sure, there are communities that ignore such issues. They're also those making the wildest "surprised Pikachu" impression once it hits them.
@patrick @davidrevoy Perhaps you are right!
But in my opinion, creativity does not need bureaucracy.
No license will save Twitter, for example, if it is already unclear what it exists for: for the sake of money or the very essence as Mastodon