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From the creator of "Rules LP", could i copyright or license it? (12)

12-06-2014 09:42 PM #1 issaco21 (Member)

I think you just have to live with it. I've never heard of a case where someone copyrighted the structure (rules style or fake blog style) of his website. This would mean pretty much that everyone is infrightining someone's copyright right now..

Yes, you can copyright your text. But if I'm going to rephrase or just give it another twist you can't do nothing about it..

What you can do is use your own images - made by you (which I guess you aren't doing right now, so - yes if that hot milfie that you used for your got 1 cent per view she would be a multi-billionaire) - you can have the copyright of these..

Then I wish you good luck sueing everybody that stole your image..

Or if you are good at coming up with angles and shit, sell them like IamAtilla does with AngleSaurus.

12-06-2014 10:04 PM #2 rafael3000 (Member)

AngleSaurus??

12-06-2014 10:26 PM #3 pokersensei (Member)

You could never enforce a copyright for a variety of reasons. Unique angles that work can and will be copied quickly.

Landing page is the least important thing to try to improve upon in the adult game. Banners will be copied too but they burn out relatively quickly so you can make a lot of profits and it will be burning out by the time others rip it.

12-07-2014 04:51 AM #4 panthary (Member)

Copyright only protects the exact copy, somebody could rewrite it.

The cost of enforcement will massively, hugely, gigantically outweigh any compensation you get from it.

Don't bother

12-07-2014 06:28 AM #5 iAmAttila (Veteran Member)

Quote Originally Posted by adivity View Post
Copyright only protects the exact copy, somebody could rewrite it.

The cost of enforcement will massively, hugely, gigantically outweigh any compensation you get from it.
Look at the porn industry, everyone is a freeloader and steals porn and shares it on torrents. The (porn industry) has a gazillion dollars but still can't enforce protection of their videos and be trillionaires from the royalties.

12-07-2014 07:35 AM #6 jennatalia (AMC Alumnus)

TL;DR

Focus your effort elsewhere.

12-07-2014 08:52 AM #7 cmdeal (Veteran Member)

You are obviously a very creative individual.

Unfortunately, if your objective is to assert intellectual property claims, I think you are working in the wrong niches within the marketing/advertising ecosystem.

If you apply your skills and start an agency with direct relationships with much larger brand advertisers, you could have much better chance at asserting intellectual property rights.

Otherwise, I think the comments from the others are pretty much spot on.

You have a lot of talent, if you put them to work in the right places, I am sure you can become even more successful than you are now.

12-07-2014 09:22 PM #8 deondup (Member)

Why not come up with more?

In response to copycats, Steve Jobs said that he can invent faster than they can copy

12-10-2014 05:51 PM #9 Rosebudd (Member)

All I have to say is that you're an incredible copywriter and I owe you a lot. It does make me upset that the great ones get no recognition for their innovations in our industry though.

12-10-2014 05:55 PM #10 crysper (Member)

Create a service providing unique fresh lander templates monthly. Charge 500$/month.

12-10-2014 06:00 PM #11 Rosebudd (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by crysper View Post
Create a service providing unique fresh lander templates monthly. Charge 500$/month.
If you put a cap on the amount of people with access to the premium service I'll sign up.

12-10-2014 06:09 PM #12 crysper (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by Rosebudd View Post
If you put a cap on the amount of people with access to the premium service I'll sign up.
Yea, the limit is important.
Heck, maybe I'll add this service to my product.

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