So for work today I had to look up if certain terms have been copyrighted already and if so, by who? Does that person or company share the same industry as my client?
So there I was, logged into this copyright database searching for a term that had 79 copyrights and I had to go through each one. So that took a while.
And as I clicked on one, it said “Movie” then I looked at the title, and it was “100% Anal.”
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Ok.
So I wrote “Refers to a pornographic movie.” in my project notes. They may have needed more information and if they ask, I’ll give it… but I just couldn’t write “100% Anal” on a form for work.
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You got me to smile tonight (Equivalent of a rolling laugh for other folks.) good job. And my sympathies. I had to repost this. It is a good murphy’s law moment
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Thanks
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Haha…you never know what you will find!
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Seriously
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Work makes you find ‘not safe for work’ material. Oh, the irony. Even more so if you, well, never mind. You just don’t need this in a performance appraisal.
And it’s “copyrighted”, I think. It has as more to do with the rights to ownership than it does the original writing of something.
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what kind of job do you have?
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I’d rather not get too specific. I work in the business side of media
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