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Originally Posted by adrianka
Thanks for the explanation, Lynnette!
As I said, I don't find crediting a problem - there are many assets to it. I can remember what I used, I can see what other people used, the designer can see their stuff is used (I believe in feedback, and this is a good way of providing it), so basically the concept is very nice.
The licence thing with digi products (including music) always seemed beyond my understanding (I believe there should be no difference between digital and physical, but nobody asked me, hehe), but I do respect it, of course. :-)
And it's interesting to learn a bit about the digi history thanks to this thread.
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Yeah, the license thing gets tricky sometime although there are non-digital products that have TOU licenses as well. Like sewing patterns - some patterns are personal use only. You can't use the pattern to make items to sell. How often that's enforced, I don't know, but it does exist.