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@jlou I haven't come across Copyfarleft before but it sounds similar to works I've seen/read licensed under the collective commons (or is that creative commons?). I decided against those avenue because my heart tells me that the only way is through placing no restrictions whatsoever on the work. I appreciate this means my creativity can be repurposed for capitalist benefit but every creative decision made has pros & cons, and I made my choice with full awareness of this. CopyLeft allows ideas to infiltrate places I might not necessarily approve (or even know) of, but who can foresee how those seeds might take root & grow? That's the beauty of creation. CopyLeft demands complete trust in the process, and also the acceptance that I cannot control the ways in which the novels might be perceived, which in itself has been a tough but ultimately beautiful exercise in self-mastery & self-Love.