Copyright Act

Part of the “Copyright Act” series CREA #1

Copyright Act —- that copyright is fully necessary to protect one’s original work, hereby:

A
means a process that can be done without humans intervening.

C
means protection for an original work.

D
means releasing material across the public.

P
, or, means released out to the public for anyone to see

Section 1 - General
Copyright shall be applied automatically to all works upon publishing.

Punishments for infringing copyright shall not be used in the first day of the copyright taking effect on the work.
 * Example:


 * An original work is released on Saturday by an author. Punishments for infringing the copyright already applied to the work is not applicable because it’s the first day. If anyone is punished for infringing the work the same day it was created, convictions still happen except the punishment starts on Sunday, in this case.

Unfair distribution shall be strictly prohibited.

Distribution shall be permitted only with the author’s permission.

Permission shall be declared to the Government immediately to allow the government to ensure that permission has been given.

Section 2 - Other Copyright Licenses
Creation of other copyright licenses shall be permitted and authors shall reserve the right to allow the aforementioned copyright licence to take effect on their work.