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Should IP enter the public domain?
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this post was submitted on 05 Apr 2025
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Having ip doesn't project your character from being distorted by the public in ways you don't expect. Similarly, not having ip doesn't mean that the character is now completely out of your control. Others have provided examples such as Sherlock Holmes and Shakespeare where the characters are in the public domain but still keep their original meanings despite being changed by fans.