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For example:
For example:


* the right of the work expires.
* the right of the work expires
* the creator quit claims to the material
* the creator quits claims to the material
* the work was created by [[government]]
* the work was created by the [[government]]





Latest revision as of 16:32, 6 October 2020

Public domain is something that belongs to all people.

For public domain there are no strict rules.

For example photographs, drawings, written text or books.


Everyone can use public domain material.

Everyone can use it without paying or ask someone.


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Words with same meanings[edit | edit source]

Copyright-free

Public Domain

Public-domain

Public Domaine

No rights reserved

Copyright free

All rights waived

Out of copyright


Detailed explanation[edit | edit source]

Public domain can enter in many ways.

For example:

  • the right of the work expires
  • the creator quits claims to the material
  • the work was created by the government


Public domain have no exclusivity by any person.


The opposite of public domain is copyright material.

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