CopyrightActivism

JasonCarswell · 2021-02-18T18:11:36+00:00

Anyone know of open-source patenting solutions?

I have a several ideas I need patented for profit - or I could just open-source them and beg for donations.

I have many more ideas, old and new, but among them these are the best with the most potential.

One concept needs a team of coders and might actually be worthy of several patents.

Two need my plans to become plywood furniture cut on a CNC machine

And two concepts need conceptual refinement and basic metal work to develop into production models and/or DIY self-assembly instructions from generic parts.

I could animate concept/demo videos to illustrate the assembly and functionality all of these if I wasn't distracted by current affairs, drafting resistance manifestos, planning next-gen forums, and developing counter-propaganda edutainment media.

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JasonCarswell · 2019-06-30T01:38:07+00:00

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSwdJN7pGGo
Star Trek Discovery Lawsuit Timeline
~ Nerdrotic, 2019-06-29 (17:17)

Star Trek Discovery is being sued for plagiarism by independent game creator Anas Abdin. Creator of the point and click adventure Tardigrades green lit by steam back in May of 2014. This lawsuit is almost a year old and you may not of heard of it. Why? Because the major trades like Deadline and Hollywood Reporter are not covering. No rumor, no innuendo, this is happening and it is serious. The similarities between the game and Star Trek Discovery Season 1 are hard to ignore. I provide a basic timeline of events based on Anas Abdin's blog for you informational and viewing pleasure.

Please watch the other channels who have reported on this.

Midnight's Edge:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTfAb9Yrz_c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXgKnpwfz6g

Midnight's Edge After Dark:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiJKg5VUDVs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWRIatmjJwA

Overlord DVD Anas Abdin Interview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByduvAexiKI

#StarTrekDiscovery #StarTrekDiscoveryLawsuit #Tardigrades

[deleted] · 2023-01-07T03:50:49+00:00

Creative Commons licensed Content

📰|Journalism:

📖|Articles & online magazines:

🔬|Scientific Journals:

📝|Blogs:

Electronic Frontier Foundation

✍🏻|Blogging Platform:

fediverse.blog(Plume)

📚|Info Sources:

"Wiki" - Wikipedia - Citizendium - RationalWiki - HandWiki

"Q&A" - Wikipedia reference desk - Codidact - Stack Exchange

🎵|Music: - Jamendo Music - Free Music Archive - Musopen

🖼️|Photos:

✨|Misc: - 🍲 Based Cooking 🍳 - Sourcehut

😂|Satire: - Uncyclopedia

I will add more resources when I have time.

If you want to add a website, comment it and I will check it and add it.

Share this list and use it.

lisapaul22 · 2022-12-09T12:48:45+00:00

Authors, poets, artists, and film creators, among others, have their rights to their original works protected by copyright law. A work must be “fixed in a physical medium of expression” to qualify for copyright protection. This implies that the work must exist in some physical form for at least some time, regardless of how fleeting. Any kind of expression can be considered a physical medium. Furthermore, the work must be original – that is, it must have been made by the author on his or her own. It makes no difference if an author’s work is identical to others’ works or if it is deemed to be deficient in quality, inventiveness, or artistic appeal. Copyright protects the author’s work as long as he or she does not copy from another source. https://www.brealant.com/en/copyright-registration/