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     Copyright questions regarding forum posts, and turning them into NFTs

     I suppose that was my question... see, I *did* grant the person permission when they asked, a long time ago. It was just a casual message where I said I didn't mind if they reproduced it, but it was still permission. So the question would be... am I am to revoke this permission at will? Given...

     • PolyOly
     • Post #11
     • Jul 1, 2021
     • Forum: Copyrights & Trademarks
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     Copyright questions regarding forum posts, and turning them into NFTs

     I'm no expert, but essentially an NFT is a way to create a unique digital token representing something (usually an image or video, but not necessarily). They can have value in they create scarcity, i.e. someone can hold the NFT knowing that it is unique and can't simply be duplicated...

     • PolyOly
     • Post #9
     • Jul 1, 2021
     • Forum: Copyrights & Trademarks
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     Copyright questions regarding forum posts, and turning them into NFTs

     Really? Just because I told someone years ago they could post something on their website, now they can forever? Just to be clear, in this particular question, I'm talking about just a third party individual, not reddit itself. The individual was not sublicensed or affiliated with reddit or...

     • PolyOly
     • Post #7
     • Jul 1, 2021
     • Forum: Copyrights & Trademarks
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     Copyright questions regarding forum posts, and turning them into NFTs

     I've recently been exploring the idea of minting and potentially auctioning NFTs (non-fungible tokens) of reddit submissions written by myself. These are original written works. My layman understanding is that I DO have inherent copyright claims as the author over these publicly posted...

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     • Jul 1, 2021
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     • Forum: Copyrights & Trademarks