Dean wrote:
> On Aug 27, 9:45 pm, Ignoramus19946 <ignoramus19...@NOSPAM.
> 19946.invalid> wrote:
>> If she wrote it "for" someone, it is that somone's property.
>>
>> i
>
> I agree with 19946. It was written "for the council" The fact she
> didn't get paid for it means nothing. I do a lot of work on Rent A
> Coder in my spare time. The buyer always gets the code. I might
> charge $4.00 for a $1,000 worth a work. I get my $4 sure enough, but
> they get everything.
>

Doesn't a difference if they get the code or not. Copyright has a legal
definition, and U.S. law states that if you do creative work for someone
and are not an employee, you own the copyright (unless you have assigned
the copyright to them in the contract or other legal document).

The fact it was "written for the council" is immaterial. Check with a
copyright attorney.

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