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See also MediaNotes/FreeLibreOpenSourceSoftware, for another form of licensing that allows profiteering and modifications to the original source.contrast {{Abandonware}}, which is technically still under copyright but the rights ownership has fallen into a legal gray area.
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See also MediaNotes/FreeLibreOpenSourceSoftware, for another form of licensing that allows profiteering and modifications to the original source.contrast Contrast {{Abandonware}}, which is technically still under copyright but the rights ownership has fallen into a legal gray area.
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See also MediaNotes/FreeLibreOpenSourceSoftware, for another form of licensing that allows profiteering and modifications to the original source.
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See also MediaNotes/FreeLibreOpenSourceSoftware, for another form of licensing that allows profiteering and modifications to the original source.contrast {{Abandonware}}, which is technically still under copyright but the rights ownership has fallen into a legal gray area.
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Since Public Domain works don't have the protection of UsefulNotes/{{copyright}} or other IP rights, anyone can use them as the basis for new creative works without fear of running into lawsuits or other legal issues. In essence, someone is free to use, adapt, change, or implement entire sections of the work as they so choose (including the entirety of the work), even for profit, all without asking permission or paying royalties. Shakespeare's works, for example, have received numerous film adaptations with their own unique spin on The Bard's tales. People can also use those works, in part or in whole, within a new creative work (someone can quote as much Shakespeare as they want within a film).
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Since Public Domain works don't have the protection of UsefulNotes/{{copyright}} MediaNotes/{{copyright}} or other IP rights, anyone can use them as the basis for new creative works without fear of running into lawsuits or other legal issues. In essence, someone is free to use, adapt, change, or implement entire sections of the work as they so choose (including the entirety of the work), even for profit, all without asking permission or paying royalties. Shakespeare's works, for example, have received numerous film adaptations with their own unique spin on The Bard's tales. People can also use those works, in part or in whole, within a new creative work (someone can quote as much Shakespeare as they want within a film).
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See also UsefulNotes/FreeLibreOpenSourceSoftware, for another form of licensing that allows profiteering and modifications to the original source.
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See also UsefulNotes/FreeLibreOpenSourceSoftware, MediaNotes/FreeLibreOpenSourceSoftware, for another form of licensing that allows profiteering and modifications to the original source.
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* PublicDomainComicBooks: Comics, usually from {{UsefulNotes/the Golden Age| of Comic Books}} to {{UsefulNotes/the Silver Age| of Comic Books}}, that are no longer under copyright.
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* PublicDomainComicBooks: Comics, usually from {{UsefulNotes/the {{MediaNotes/the Golden Age| of Comic Books}} to {{UsefulNotes/the {{MediaNotes/the Silver Age| of Comic Books}}, that are no longer under copyright.
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* ''Art/RaphaelRooms'' by Creator/RaphaelSanzio
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* ''Art/TheSchoolOfAthens'' by Creator/RaphaelSanzio
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* ''Literature/{{Heroides}}''
* ''Literature/{{Heroides}}''
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* TabletopGame/Werewolf1997 (aka Mafia): A {{social deduction|Game}} {{Parlor Game|s}}.
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* TabletopGame/Werewolf1997 ''TabletopGame/Werewolf1997'' (aka Mafia): A {{social deduction|Game}} {{Parlor Game|s}}.
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* ''Art/CupidAndPsycheBouguereau''
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* ''Art/{{Annunciation}}'' by Creator/LeonardoDaVinci
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* ''Art/{{Fortezza}}'' by Creator/SandroBotticelli
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* ''Art/SevenVirtues'' by Creator/SandroBotticelli (''Fortezza'') and Piero del Pollaiolo (the other six)
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* ''Art/Art/CupidAndPsycheBouguereau''
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* ''Art/TheFallenAngel' by Creator/AlexandreCabanel
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** Works generated by ArtificialIntelligence (AI) are currently considered copyrighted by the owner of the AI[[note]]The full legal status is a massive legal grey area as of 2023, given their nature as derivative works explicitly based off of amalgams of unlicensed existing work.[[/note]], though [[UsefulNotes/AIGeneratedArtwork artwork generated by the AI]] are often in the public domain.
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** Works generated by ArtificialIntelligence (AI) are currently considered copyrighted by the owner of the AI[[note]]The full legal status is a massive legal grey area as of 2023, given their nature as derivative works explicitly based off of amalgams of unlicensed existing work.[[/note]], though [[UsefulNotes/AIGeneratedArtwork [[MediaNotes/AIGeneratedArtwork artwork generated by the AI]] are often in the public domain.
