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So I guess copyleft licenses like CC BY enforce mandatory ads, by your logic?
My bet is they’re doing it for the attention they’re getting by doing it
Yup this. Attention seeking. Seen it way too often on Lemmy.
Slight nitpick, but CC BY is not a copyleft license, because it doesn't require derivative works to be licensed the same way. CC BY-SA and CC BY-NC-SA are copyleft licenses.
CC BY does not tell you to watermark all your works based on it.
You could simply provide attribution via text/hyperlinks.
It's weird that you still don't know what a watermark is
And need the attention