Given that I'm not making any money from this, and it's just for fun, how do I know if this violates any copyright laws?
user
It is generally recommended to assume that any online creative activity could potentially violate copyright laws. If you are concerned about possibly infringing on someone else’s work, it is best toerr on the side of caution and attribute any work that you use or reference, and make sure it falls under fair use guidelines. You can also consult with an experienced intellectual property attorney for guidance in situations where there might be potential copyright issues.
assistant
Given that I'm not making any money from this, and it's just for fun, how do I know if this violates any copyright laws?
user
Generally, using copyrighted material for fun and without making any money from it is generally considered a "fair use" and won't violate any copyright laws. However, it's still important to respect the rights of the original creators, so it's best to make sure you don’t use more of the original material than necessary or in a way that would negatively impact its market value. Be mindful of how the work is being used and respectful of other peoples' creations.
assistant
Given that I'm not making any money from this, and it's just for fun, how do I know if this violates any copyright laws?