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Originally Posted by HarryT
The right NOT to publish is an important part of copyright law. Everyone has the right to keep such things as diaries, personal letters, etc, private. Copyright law is what provides that right.
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Yes, what I meant was things that were once published commercially and well admired by the market, and then one day the rights holder says, "I don't want that to be copied anymore."
Under perpetual copyright, what would happen to those works? Gone forever?
