I'm developing my first children's website in python. I would like to know if it is mandatory for a website to have copyright?
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1It depends which country you are in. And we don't give legal advice on Stack Overflow. – Klaus D. May 09 '22 at 05:36
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Nope. It isn’t.
Copyright is an inherent right. Any artwork, content or creative work which is original in nature, has inherent copyright vested in the work - which means, the copyright exists in every work which is originally created.
Filing a Copyright application, however, gives you the advantage of having an application or claim ownership, date using which you can claim your rights , etc
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Not quite an "inherent right" — it is granted by Berne Convention in 1989 to its signatories. Before it, copyright had to actively be asserted (at least in the USA, I don't know about the other countries). There are also a handful of countries that have not signed the Berne Convention; I do not know what their laws say about it. – Amadan May 09 '22 at 05:25
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@Amadan i said that because if we fill a copyright then that can't be separated easily so i have mentioned the word "Inherent" – Sai Chandra Gadde May 09 '22 at 05:44