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This question is purely out of curiosity. I was browsing tumblr today (I know, I know) and stumbled across this post about copyright and commissioned art. The short version is that someone bought a sketch on commission and later finished it and added colors. Someone else is claiming that without a contract for the purchase, the piece of art does not fall under work for hire, and the purchaser does not have "the right to alter, edit, or vandalize the artwork in any manner (without the artist’s permission)" and therefore the altering of the original piece is an illegal action. Is this bullshit? It sounds like bullshit to me but I have no idea, really.
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the littlest prince posted:Our resident party princess AssassinPrincess talked about this at times in her thread (you probably need archives to view it). On her new blog, iirc she's specifically mentioned she can't sing Let It go when booked as the Snow Queen for parties, so that alone would be a problem for "Elza."
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Last week I got pulled over for speeding by the state highway patrol. Fair enough, I wasn't going that fast for the usual flow of traffic on that parkway, but I hadn't noticed the limit had dropped from 65 to 55, and it was early morning so I stood out a lot more. Ah well, sucks for me. In the last week I've received letters from five different lawyers offering to represent me in traffic court. I don't need one (and I would of course turn to blarzgh first if I did), but I was surprised—the last time I got a speeding ticket a few years ago, I didn't get poo poo from lawyers. Is it because the state highway patrol pulled me over, as opposed to city cops on a local street? I'm just curious why such a difference in response.
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blarzgh posted:Aww, thanks! That explains it. Thanks! Hopefully I won't have the opportunity to learn what happens in response to future tickets. I'll definitely go slower when I'm one of the only ones on the road.
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Nissin Cup Nudist posted:This seems extremely excessive I recently got a summons for federal grand duty that involved meeting up to twice a week for 18 months, with the potential to extend it for a further 6.
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