At first let us know about what is IP: Intellectual property rights are based on people’s rights to create their own intellectual activities and the marks and credits in their business management activities.
The network-based Internet has a fast transmission speed, a rich information content and a wide range of propagation. The development of network technology has broken the original communication pattern, and it has brought people a new material and spiritual life enjoyment. It is also one of the most important and fastest ways for people to acquire knowledge and information.
The information on the Internet is mostly well-known and open, and it is difficult to be controlled by the right holder. The significance of intellectual property lies in protecting the rights of intellectual property holders in the dissemination of their work. However, the characteristic of knowledge transmission on the network is “no borders”.
It’s a tough job to protect your intellectual property online, but you can set a ban on reprinting before posting an article, or use a photo format for text publishing. Also if you want to share your own article to others, you also can put the copyleft on your blogs. Copyleft works are copyrighted; however, they incorporate legal distribution provisions that guarantee anyone’s freedom to use, modify and redistribute the work and its derivatives, provided that these terms of publication cannot be changed.
The essence of the concept of intellectual property is a modest balance of public and private interests, and the degree of protection is not as high as possible. Copyleft prefers to share their work, including the right to reuse, modify, and distribute the work, rather than retaining all rights.
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