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It addresses NOT "the public" that is addressed by works in Public Domain, i.e. addresses NOT the whole world's people as the ones allowed to use the F-DL-licensed artwork freely. It addresses ONLY the friends and fans of a certain set of people, and those speakers or singers who recite or sing the F-DL artwork by order of that set of people and/or its fans and friends. | It addresses NOT "the public" that is addressed by works in Public Domain, i.e. addresses NOT the whole world's people as the ones allowed to use the F-DL-licensed artwork freely. It addresses ONLY the friends and fans of a certain set of people, and those speakers or singers who recite or sing the F-DL artwork by order of that set of people and/or its fans and friends. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:07, 20 May 2026
The Fan-Domain License F-DL (not to confuse with FDL !!!) is a variant of the Public Domain status of a lyrical work like a song, a ballad or a poem.
It addresses NOT "the public" that is addressed by works in Public Domain, i.e. addresses NOT the whole world's people as the ones allowed to use the F-DL-licensed artwork freely. It addresses ONLY the friends and fans of a certain set of people, and those speakers or singers who recite or sing the F-DL artwork by order of that set of people and/or its fans and friends.
