Re: OT: Property Rights

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From: Wade_Zimmerman
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 04:21

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Basically it is what is customary, the client gets what you agree to give them.

Usually it is reproducible art. Usually a flatten copy of the art. With terms of usage. If you do not make terms of usage then it is probably viewed as work for hire, then the client owns the rights.

Trying to hide the usage clause or keep it vague would probably forfeit your claim copyright of the art. But there is no clear rule.

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