You Share Good: A Good Book About Copyright

Your Share Good 000I bought You Share Good by Gwenn Seemel and read it in almost one sitting.  Gwenn’s argument for letting go of copyright and relaxing into sharing is persuasive, and I highly recommend it — even if you choose to copyright any part of your work, at least you will be aware of what you are doing!

“Since 2009, I have not claimed the copyright on any of my art. This book is about why I decided to do that and why you might want to as well, and it also covers the how-to part of freeing your art.”

You Share Good is a digital book. You can read You Share Good here for FREE.
There’s also a downloadable PDF version of the book available for $4.  I bought mine!

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1 Response to You Share Good: A Good Book About Copyright

  1. oh i love bears, so lovely, great colours and detail xx

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