"Copyright"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: To copyright strike = to remove something (such as an online video) due to copyright violations.

"My video received a copyright strike because I used the song "Purple Rain" for a few seconds in the video."

A: It's a legal term meaning the creator of something (like a film, song, etc.) has the rights to distribute and use the piece however they want. (If you violate copyright then you are stealing their property, kind of like plagiarism.

A: Copyright is exclusive rights, use to protected your brand, so anyone can't use the same brand as your

A: I did not copyright any song.

A: "Plagiarism" is copying someone else's writing (or work in general, although the word most commonly refers to writing) and claiming it as your own. It may or may not be used in a legal context. For example, kids in school may plagiarize each other's essays.

"Copyright infringement" explicitly refers to a legal context, and is a crime someone could be sued for.

A: copyrights to does not sound natural. copyrights of means that it belongs to the person, or that they own it.

A: Are there any copyright issues?

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A: Well starting things off, Copyright Infringement is wayyyyy more serious then plagiarism.

Copyright infringement is the use or production of copyright-protected material without the permission of the copyright holder.

Plagiarism is taking ones work or findings and passing it off as their own.

A: They are equal in most ways. The main difference is that the second one sounds like it is talking about the present because of the "he is".

Past: he was
Now: he is
Future: he will

A: Garbo = garbage

hit different = something like, feels different or is a different experience

avoiding copyright garbage is a whole different experience

A: Just a few things:
"If you are struggling with the copyright of the song, you can tap here and insert a random name in the 'name' box."
"Then, they'll allow you to post it!"

A: The copyright of his song was violated by a person's movie on YouTube, so he appealed to Google that he is the real copyright owner, but Google has not yet acknowledged it.