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Re: Security Issues
This is the wrong place to get or give legal advice. Copyright is EXTREMELY thorny and non-intuitive; you cannot simply say "hire someone and you will own all of their work". There are a number of fields and locations where this is in fact not true, the creation and ownership of music being the most blatantly confusing and irregular. Depending on how a creative work is presented and interpreted in court, you may very well find out that all rights revert back to the author instead of defaulting to your ownership.
If you are really concerned about this, buckle down and hire a competent IP/copyright lawyer to help you figure out the most appropriate solution for your country/state/precinct.
-dentin
Alter Aeon MUD
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