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Originally Posted by After Shock Media
I also feel another license that is more promotional based is needed. Some providers may claim a set is semi exclusive and will only be sold say for example 10 times. Then they give the buyers full affiliate use. When one large program buys a license and then 9 other small guys buy the same, guess who just got short end of stick.
I guess I am saying is there should not just be a blanket license. There needs to be licenses for a wide range of uses as the markets change.
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exactly, the key is that license doesn't mean to own, but it's a right to commercially or non commercially exploit in a specific and specified way.
If I own something then of course I can add it as a part of my property and sell it once I am selling my property.
But I can't add into my property licensed products, because it's a property of someone else, I paid a license fee and I have a right to exploit it in a way specified by the license agreement, but I don't own it, and therefore I have to talk to the licensor in case I would want to transfer the license.