<p>Today on the 5: Roejen from <a href="http://www.projectarchivist.com/" target="_blank">Project Archivist</a> and I talked on Twitter about Alan Moore, which made me wonder about when a creator gives up the right to complain about how their content is used.</p>

Today on the 5: Roejen from Project Archivist and I talked on Twitter about Alan Moore, which made me wonder about when a creator gives up the right to complain about how their content is used.

<p>Today on the 5: Roejen from&nbsp;<a href="http://www.projectarchivist.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Project Archivist</a> and I talked on Twitter about Alan Moore, which made me wonder about when a creator gives up the right to complain about how their content is used.</p>

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