Обычно я такое проматываю, а тут пришлось читать...

[Эмиель Регис]

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Comments

[Шнайзель]

Скажи в двух словах - о чем речь? Стену на инглише ломает читать

[Эмиель Регис]

Скажи в двух словах - о чем речь? Стену на инглише ломает читать

Договор с издательством о передаче авторских прав на текст для опубликования статьи. Самое странное на мой взгляд -- там отдельно прописано запрещение использования автором текста статьи или его фрагментов в любых действиях, которые могут напрямую принести автору деньги, например, коммерческих семинаров.

[Шнайзель]

Эмиель Регис, почему странно?)) Все хотят денег, в т.ч. издательства))

[Эмиель Регис]

Шнайзель, потому, что это автор теста, однако)

[Шнайзель]

Эмиель Регис, ну так договор же как раз о передаче авторских прав)))

[Эмиель Регис]

Шнайзель, очень смешно. Результаты твои, текст твой. А тебя лишают возможности заработать конкретно на нём от слова совсем (спасибо, что они на патенты и прочие плюшки возможные не претендуют (если бы они были), о чём отдельно прописано). Т.е. ты не можешь коммерчески использовать этот текст от слова совсем, не чихнув в сторону издательства. А вот ограниченно его распространять коллегам, использовать в образовательных курсах, с которых ты не получаешь fee -- пожалуйста)

[Шнайзель]

Эмиель Регис, я так понимаю, что с юридической точки зрения автор, по определению, это тот, у кого авторские права, а остальное nobody cares. Если реальный автор свои авторские права продал, то он уже не автор, а никто и звать его никак. Продажа авторских прав = отказ от авторства, всё логично же, ну)))

Другое дело, что никто же не заставляет это подписывать. Или заставляет?

[Эмиель Регис]

я так понимаю, что с юридической точки зрения автор, по определению, это тот, у кого авторские права, а остальное nobody cares. Если реальный автор свои авторские права продал, то он уже не автор, а никто и звать его никак. Продажа авторских прав = отказ от авторства, всё логично же, ну)))

Не продажа, а предоставление. Безвозмездное.

Другое дело, что никто же не заставляет это подписывать. Или заставляет?

Не подпишешь -- в журнале этого издательства не опубликуют.