The date shows intent to register them so even if you don’t the date allows you some argument space. At least that’s how it works for house and building plansJust the year. “2026 THil08”
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Copyright attaches the moment the copyrightable work is created and fixed in tangible form. Placing a "c" on it, stamping it, including the date in the stamp, or putting whatever else on it does not create the copyright. All it does it notify others that you are claiming the work is copyrightable and sometimes make trying to prove the work is yours easier. Putting a "c" on an uncopyrightable work does not make something incapable of copyright copyrightable. There are certain things that simply aren't copyrightable. But pictures most certainly are. They contain artistic expression and therefore are copyrighted works. As it relates to registering, that certainly can be done. But that does not create the copyright, rather, it only bestows on the owner some additional legal rights like the ability to bring an infringement lawsuit for a U.S. work and potentially recover statutory damages and attorney's fees if registration is timely.
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Copyright attaches the moment the copyrightable work is created and fixed in tangible form. Placing a "c" on it, stamping it, including the date in the stamp, or putting whatever else on it does not create the copyright. All it does it notify others that you are claiming the work is copyrightable and sometimes make trying to prove the work is yours easier. Putting a "c" on an uncopyrightable work does not make something incapable of copyright copyrightable. There are certain things that simply aren't copyrightable. But pictures most certainly are. They contain artistic expression and therefore are copyrighted works. As it relates to registering, that certainly can be done. But that does not create the copyright, rather, it only bestows on the owner some additional legal rights like the ability to bring an infringement lawsuit for a U.S. work and potentially recover statutory damages and attorney's fees if registration is timely.
Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.
Going against the current popular vote but I don't like 2.
a web search of "Scout Motors Community" brings you here, so cyure@Scout Motors Community should suffice. It also provides a little enticing hook about there being other content that I could look at.
I, like many on the internet, am very lazy. That's a picture, so I can't click the link you embedded, and I'm not going to remember a URL to type in so I'm just going to keep scrolling. "Scout Motors Community" is easy to just write in the search bar.
You could also just do community.scoutmotors.com without the protocol. That might actually be what my hangup is.
a web search of "Scout Motors Community" brings you here, so cyure@Scout Motors Community should suffice. It also provides a little enticing hook about there being other content that I could look at.
I, like many on the internet, am very lazy. That's a picture, so I can't click the link you embedded, and I'm not going to remember a URL to type in so I'm just going to keep scrolling. "Scout Motors Community" is easy to just write in the search bar.
You could also just do community.scoutmotors.com without the protocol. That might actually be what my hangup is.
Thanks for the legal speak. I wouldn’t have recalled most of that but remembered some of that from an incident early in my career-victim not perpetrator.Disclaimer: this is not intended as legal advice and should not be interpreted as such.
Copyright attaches the moment the copyrightable work is created and fixed in tangible form. Placing a "c" on it, stamping it, including the date in the stamp, or putting whatever else on it does not create the copyright. All it does it notify others that you are claiming the work is copyrightable and sometimes make trying to prove the work is yours easier. Putting a "c" on an uncopyrightable work does not make something incapable of copyright copyrightable. There are certain things that simply aren't copyrightable. But pictures most certainly are. They contain artistic expression and therefore are copyrighted works. As it relates to registering, that certainly can be done. But that does not create the copyright, rather, it only bestows on the owner some additional legal rights like the ability to bring an infringement lawsuit for a U.S. work and potentially recover statutory damages and attorney's fees if registration is timely.
Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.
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