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JAniCA added survey results with 33 valid responses. Anonymous workers discussed training consent, meaningful work and skill transmission, verification burdens, and administrative or production assistance. The survey is not a uniform prohibition policy.
What changed
JAniCA added survey results with 33 valid responses. Anonymous workers discussed training consent, meaningful work and skill transmission, verification burdens, and administrative or production assistance. The survey is not a uniform prohibition policy.
Survey period: 26 September–30 November 2024. The event follows the official site's results update date. JAniCA and NAFCA are different organisations with different samples; their percentages cannot directly establish changing industry attitudes.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: anonymous professional views preserve the coexistence of refusal and conditional adoption in creative-labour history. Organisational actions and respondents' positions are distinct.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
JAniCA added survey results with 33 valid responses. Anonymous workers discussed training consent, meaningful work and skill transmission, verification burdens, and administrative or production assistance. The survey is not a uniform prohibition policy.
SRC-0317Lines 24–44: survey information, 31 October extension and 25 December results update.
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SRC-0318Single-page PDF text, lines 0–121: methods and 33 anonymous professional responses. All text was read in this round; layout was not visually checked.
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