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ADA’s statement dated7 February 2023 objects to unconsented use of artists’ works, discourages image systems it considers legally noncompliant, and calls for consent, credit and compensation.
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ADA’s statement dated7 February 2023 objects to unconsented use of artists’ works, discourages image systems it considers legally noncompliant, and calls for consent, credit and compensation.
Legal/technical generalisations remain ADA claims, not archive findings. Page says 7 February while Arte es Ética later cites 8 February; discrepancy retained, possible social-post timing unverified. Predates April split and is not ADA’s response to it.
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Editorial interpretation: Adds early3C demands for comparison with later disputes and contract proposals.
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ADA’s statement dated7 February 2023 objects to unconsented use of artists’ works, discourages image systems it considers legally noncompliant, and calls for consent, credit and compensation.
SRC-0496Date 38; statement50–77
ADA — Asociación de Dibujantes de Argentina · ES · 2023-02-07
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