I just noticed that unlike most webpages / sites there is no copyright reserved on pages/logo/user bars etc here.
Am I missing something? I did check the legal link and looked a bit. Just curious..
Cheers,
B
(Jul 21, 2017 07:34 PM)BeNT- Wrote: I just noticed that unlike most webpages / sites there is no copyright reserved on pages/logo/user bars etc here.
Am I missing something? I did check the legal link and looked a bit. Just curious..
Cheers,
B
Posting because I'm curious about this shit too. Been wondering for a while. Just never thought to ask.
It doesn't matter. Don't copy the site, or the content.
DO NOT DEAL WITH THIS MEMBER
(Jul 21, 2017 08:14 PM)Charger Wrote: It doesn't matter. Don't copy the site, or the content. wow your sooo helpful🤦♂
read here op
Privacy Policies and Legal Disclaimer
DO NOT DEAL WITH THIS MEMBER
(Jul 21, 2017 08:18 PM)FamousHater Wrote: wow your sooo helpful🤦♂
read here op
Privacy Policies and Legal Disclaimer
He should change his name to Maxim V2
(Jul 21, 2017 08:18 PM)FamousHater Wrote: wow your sooo helpful🤦♂
read here op
Privacy Policies and Legal Disclaimer Yes, I stated in OP I read that document.
Thanks for being so helpful tho.
Cheers
B
I'm unsure of the laws overseas, but in New Zealand, anything a person creates is automatically copyrighted.
(Jul 21, 2017 09:24 PM)Alice Dee Wrote: I'm unsure of the laws overseas, but in New Zealand, anything a person creates is automatically copyrighted. Yes, that's almost universal. However, it's generally accepted that you denote with a © so it is established that copyright is retained.
If its public domain, then no symbol is required.
Hence my question.
Cheers
B
Any site caught copying Hack Forums gets dealt with it, pretty simple. It is weird that there's no copyright message at the bottom of the page though, I will admit.
Even aside from HF, any artwork created by someone is considered intellectual property and is eligible for a lawsuit.
Jul 22, 2017 12:27 AM
(This post was last modified: Jul 22, 2017 12:27 AM by Omniscient.)
Simplest answer. I don't need to add a copyright or trademark symbol to have ownership of the material or exert my legal standing.
And....it's just not a problem.
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