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Your notice. Your record. Your story.

You made something. And you want people to know it’s yours.

Let’s start with something simple: your copyright notice.

The U.S. Copyright Office says, “Notice makes potential users aware that copyright is claimed in the work.”

For many works, that notice is the copyright symbol, the year of first publication, and the copyright owner’s name.

You can put that notice on your work yourself. You don’t need to buy permission to use it.

So where does SpinStream fit?

Your four ninety-nine buys a Permanent Mark. A SpinStream address. A starting record. A portable artifact that brings your work’s identity and story together.

Your copyright notice can travel with that story.

And there’s something else you can include: your own encrypted bonus file. Keep it for yourself, or share the package with fans and give them the key later.

A place for the work. A place for the story. Maybe even a surprise inside.

Now, a notice is different from Copyright Office registration. And a SpinStream record does not replace registration or prove ownership by itself.

For the backstory, look at the Copyright Office’s Circular Three, Copyright Notice, and Circular One, Copyright Basics. Those are the official guides.

Your work. Your name. Your notice.

One work. One record. One AIN.

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U.S. Copyright Office: Copyright Notice (Circular 3)
Copyright Basics (Circular 1)