Hey guys/gals/others,
I was looking to publish my writing work online for free and for other to read (for free as well), and I'm highly concerned about my intellectual property (which is my writing, of course) due to their high sentimental value to me.
In turn I'm pretty much tacked down by the paranoia of a site's terms and conditions. At the bottom I've listed the crucial points and such along with the link to the site. My interpretation is that if I publish my work, the site can pretty much do what they like with my work (e.g create derivative works as stated, have is printed without royalty or consent and such).
I was wondering if my interpretation was correct or if it was different.
Looking forward to some answers relating to Intellectual Property Law.
Links and stuff:
Booksie
(Under the heading
"Booksie's & BooksieSilk's USE OF CONTENT SUBMITTED BY WRITERS & RIGHTS OF WRITERS"
the points A, B, and C, and the subsection immediately following)
Thanks for taking the time to read.
I was looking to publish my writing work online for free and for other to read (for free as well), and I'm highly concerned about my intellectual property (which is my writing, of course) due to their high sentimental value to me.
In turn I'm pretty much tacked down by the paranoia of a site's terms and conditions. At the bottom I've listed the crucial points and such along with the link to the site. My interpretation is that if I publish my work, the site can pretty much do what they like with my work (e.g create derivative works as stated, have is printed without royalty or consent and such).
I was wondering if my interpretation was correct or if it was different.
Looking forward to some answers relating to Intellectual Property Law.
Links and stuff:
Booksie
(Under the heading
"Booksie's & BooksieSilk's USE OF CONTENT SUBMITTED BY WRITERS & RIGHTS OF WRITERS"
the points A, B, and C, and the subsection immediately following)
Thanks for taking the time to read.