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Copyright holders life. The only reason its life plus how ever many years is for major corporations, not the actually creators
>>56824746
60 days
>>56826426
What if someone kills the author solely to release all his work in the public domain?.
>>56824746
death of original owner, goes to designated heir.
>>56827257
oh well
it's just an idea, it would get out anyway
>>56824746
Nothing after artist dies or opts out. If I'd dun an art, I'd not expect to own it a year later.
>>56824746
none for non-profit usage
20 years max otherwise
>>56827257
It'd be okay if they're being a kike about it, like Lucas butchering Star Wars. Now Disney has the rights to butcher it further.
Would only work if a work is fair use after that, though.
>>56827389
I was thinking the ideal copyright length will be 14 years possible to renew for another 14 only if the author (o at least one of them if it was created by several people) was still alive after the first 14-years period.
>>56827257
Life or a minimum time whichever is longer.
Easy fix m8
>>56824746
10 years.
>>56824746
60 years or creators lifespan, whichever comes last.
