Your Designs, Your Name, Your Work
Using somebody else's logo or character, what you can and cannot do with something you bought, where AI-made work stands, and what a takedown is.
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What you can and cannot put on something you sell, and what happens when a listing disappears.
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Putting Someone Else's Logo or Character on Something
Buying a thing lets you sell that thing. It does not let you print what is on it onto new things. Here is the actual wording of the first sale rule, and the test for logos that are close but not identical.
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The US Copyright Office has published its position in plain words. Copyright does not cover purely AI-generated work, and prompts alone are not enough. Here is what that means for a print shop.
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A takedown is not a judge deciding anything. Here is what actually happened, and what pushing back really costs: a sworn statement, your address handed to the complainant, and federal court.