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* They support current, near-infinite '''copyright terms'''. | * They support current, near-infinite '''copyright terms'''. | ||
* They are ''unlikely'' to increase the potential '''profit''' from your work, and a share-alike license serves the goal to protect your work from unethical exploitation equally well. | * They are ''unlikely'' to increase the potential '''profit''' from your work, and a share-alike license serves the goal to protect your work from unethical exploitation equally well. | ||
There may be circumstances where -NC is the only (and therefore best) available option, but that number of circumstances should decrease as the business models around free content evolve. | There may be circumstances where -NC is the only (and therefore best) available option, but that number of circumstances should decrease as the business models around free content evolve. |