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“Abuse” of creative work is in the eye of the beholder.
Star Trek was an example, not a specific call out. My point was the process often takes time and multiple steps.
Yeah that’s fair, but 10 years seems reasonable IMO, what do you think would be reasonable, and why?
Already answered since I started this thread.
Oh yes, sorry.
I think it’s too flimsy, any lawyer can argue it’s “relevant”. And if it is, it should absolutely be in the public domain IMO.
25 years is wild too IMO, but I already said that :-)