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The other side needs no account.
You designed it. Your employer probably owns it.
Removing your credit can be its own violation.
A thumbs-up on WhatsApp. Did you just agree?
Credit is not permission.
See the plan first.
For freelancers working directly with a client.
See the plan first.
Force majeure: what counts, what doesn't
The clock on a copyright claim is running.
Cancel in one click. Export everything.
Describe it in a sentence. Lex drafts the first version.
The UK has no DMCA. Takedowns still work.
What are you agreeing?
Accept, counter, sign.
Reposts don't remove themselves.
You own the canvas. Not the copyright.
It doesn't need a signature. It needs five things.
Accepting is not signing.
Protect your work.
In the UK, you can insist on credit.
Rent a studio or space for weeks or months.
No symbol needed. It still helps.
Force majeure: what counts, what doesn't
Your content is being stolen.
They never make an account.
No register in the UK. So keep proof.
You can't copyright your name. Here's what protects it.
Accept, counter, sign.
Every change is a clear redline.
The clock on a copyright claim is running.
You typed the prompt. Do you own the picture?
The most they'll ever pay if it goes wrong.
Most copyright outlives its maker by 70 years.
Indemnity: they promise to cover certain losses.
A monkey pressed the shutter. Who owns it?
Reposts don't remove themselves.
Deed or agreement: which one are you signing?
What an indemnity clause actually moves
Protect your work.
Both sides keep each other's information private.
The client paid. The designer may still own it.
You paid. The photographer probably owns them.
Continuous protection for creator content.
Hire a contractor for a fixed period.
See the plan first.
Every change is a clear redline.
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