@duncanlock After a legally enforced copyright term originally meant to give the privilege to the author to benefit from their own work non-exclusively for a limited period of time, the cultural product is devolved / returns to where it naturally belongs, in concert with the heritage of humanity.
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Copyright is not a human right but a statutory privilege created to incentivize creativity and innovation. It exists to benefit both creators and society, with built-in limitations to ensure the public can eventually access and use creative works freely. Unlike inalienable rights, copyright is temporary and conditional, existing solely within the framework of the law.
It's not even a right, much less a Human Right!