If you buy an NFT, does it include licensing rights, or are those maintained by the creator, or is it a case by case basis. I've never really seen anything on this. For example if I buy a Kozik NFT do I have the rights to reproduce it, like make stickers or open end prints of it?
I saw this mentioned a while ago, I think its a case by case basis, where you presumably are told this info during the sale.
Every time I hear about NFTs I keep thinking about this thing: https://rhizome.org/editorial/2010/mar/01/a-tool-to-deceive-and-slaughter-2009-caleb-larsen/
I would anticipate that being a hard no in the majority of cases. Most of the 'artists' riding this train ain't stupid . . . just chancers!
I've seen you use the word "chancers" a few times over the last eight years and I can't ever figure out exactly what it means. I'm sure it's because you live in a different part of the world and it just isn't a word used where I live so can you explain it to me? I could look it up but I'd very much prefer a true definition from the person I know who uses it. Plus if it's insulting like it sounds I can start using it at work and no one will ever know!
Grifters, Con-artists, Snake-Oil-Salesmen . . Assholes that will do anything for a buck or a free drink!
