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@volkris @mike805 @SameGirlie

If I give you 100$ as a loan, and then the loan disapears, all I did was spend 100$ on you.

The fact that you have to dish out the money first to make a loan is exactly why it is spending.

@dannotdaniel

Well depends what you want to know, first you have to understand when you have a right to share an image that you didnt create, thats what the fair use link is about.

WRT NFT the only question then is who owns the copyright, because otherwise its no different than any other copyrighted thing.. for that there are some good articles I can recommend too but since we both agree it isnt Stux I suspect that thats just noise cause whoever it is, its not stux and thats all that matters here.

@stux @nyquildotorg

@dannotdaniel

No you are wrong, the law is clear and has 4 criteria, a screenshot isnt one of them.

There is a similar related rule though, one of the 4 conditions of fair use is it must be low-resolution.

Why not just read the laws rather than guess, it explains it well.

@stux @nyquildotorg

@cnx

As you point out it works both ways... prior to puberty you have a small effective window to either transition or not, and the decision is at least partially permanent.

@JessTheUnstill

@jrishel

Well yea, transfering use rights only works if you have the copyright in the first place. So you have to create the art yourself, then offer the license up along with the NFT and set it up so the license transfers witht he NFT int he terms of the license itself. But yea all that is based on a "strong ciopyright" as in you have to clearly have the copyright to start with, and thus be the artist.

@nyquildotorg @stux

@jrishel

NFTs only become legally enforcable if you explicitly write a license that automatically transfers right to use with the NFT. So most NFT you are right, but some can and do transfer ownership.

@nyquildotorg @stux

@mike805

Yea anytime you add even a smidge of nuance to a conversation its "both sidism"... being in the USA is like being in a mental institution where no one is getting treated.

Do Americans even realize how they are seen as the laughing stock of the rest of the world, both left and right politically?

@SameGirlie @volkris

@freemo @SameGirlie @volkris I've actually been accused of "both sides ism" on here. Yeah, I think the American political system is like one of those puppet shows where the puppeteer has one on each hand and they argue with each other.

The issues they argue about all have one thing in common: they are not important to the financier class.

@TruthSandwich

That just means most people who use the hashtag dont capitalize it, as long as you dont select one of those fromt he drop down then your hashtag will retain its case.

@60pencilgirl@mstdn.ca

@mike805

Yes hyper-polarization in the USA tends to result in people being very aggressive against anyone with a more nuanced or middle road opinion than their own. Its very tiring.

@SameGirlie @volkris

@mike805 @SameGirlie @volkris
Your opinion cant be very valuable if you didnt even bother to consider dissenting opinions in forming it... I just call it being ignorant, at least when the conversation is otherwise mature.

@nyquildotorg

You seem to be grossly misinformed about what copyright is.. you dont "copyright the image"... images are **automatically** copyrighted by the owner the moment they are created. An owner can give a use license to others if they wish (which is how we handle open source).. but short of that it is copyrighted by default.

@stux

@nyquildotorg @stux

The image has a copyright owner (as all images do). That owner has not given others the permission to reproduce... ergo it is illegal to reproduce it. Any other points you make is entirely irrelevant to the legality.

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