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Originally Posted by Steve Jordan
I'd consider death of the creator, with one caveat: That any financial dependents/immediate family members, if unable to take care of themselves through age (old or young) or infirmity, would continue to draw copyright until they were either of legal age to make their own living, established another source of income, or died.
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Too complicated.
Since the purpose of copyright is to give the author a way to make money off the work he did, giving any rights to descendants makes no sense.