Do you give out the full rights to your works?

[Angelina]

This is a good resolve from you. At least you know that you should not concern yourself with whatever happens afterwards.

And if they come back with complaints, I charge them again. I close every deal with my clients clearly to avoid unnecessary dramas.

 

[Kennysplash]

And if they come back with complaints, I charge them again. I close every deal with my clients clearly to avoid unnecessary dramas.

Some of them can be cunning. They will tell you that you cannot close the deal yet and revisions should be part of it.

 

[Maddox]

If I am done with a client's work, I don't have any right again on it. Anything they wanted to do with it depends on them not to me again.

Whenever a job have been paid for, completed and delivered, there is no longer any business between the freelancer and the client on the same job unless they want to initiate a new project.

 

[Angelina]

Whenever a job have been paid for, completed and delivered, there is no longer any business between the freelancer and the client on the same job unless they want to initiate a new project.

Yes, that's how it supposed to be. You don't need to put eyes on whatever the client is doing with what you delivered. If you have collected your pay, forget whatsoever and pray they comes back for another job.

 

[Kennysplash]

Whenever a job have been paid for, completed and delivered, there is no longer any business between the freelancer and the client on the same job unless they want to initiate a new project.

Many people still want to have a say on the way and manner the work is used. If you have been paid then submit the project and move on.

 

[Andrew]

Many people still want to have a say on the way and manner the work is used. If you have been paid then submit the project and move on.

Unless there is some sort of agreement which allows the person to have a say on how that job is being used. I don't think that there should be any room for interference in how the job is being used after it has been paid for 100%.

 

[Kennysplash]

Unless there is some sort of agreement which allows the person to have a say on how that job is being used. I don't think that there should be any room for interference in how the job is being used after it has been paid for 100%.

Some designers do not reason this the same way. There are some that will even try and follow up to see if you used the designs to generate much income for yourself so that they can ask for more.

 

[Patrick]

Yes, I always give out the full rights to my graphic design works whenever I've been paid for the job. I don't see any way it's going to be possible for me to retain those rights after being paid.

 

[Ezra]

I don't know if there is any way to still retain the rights to my content designs after being paid for it. If anyone knows the way to retain those rights, I will be very much interested in knowing.

 

[Kennysplash]

I don't know if there is any way to still retain the rights to my content designs after being paid for it. If anyone knows the way to retain those rights, I will be very much interested in knowing.

Well that will not be exactly fair on the client that paid for the design. Unless it is a volunteer work, there is no reason any designer should insist on that.