@davidrevoy Then again, the fireball is in her right … hmhmhm

@davidrevoy And another one casting a fire spell left-handed. So I guess it's safe to assume fire spells are all evil?

@giacomo @davidrevoy The problem isn't using a CC license as a template, since the license text itself is CC-0, but you should make it clear that it is not in any way a CC-something license. To do so, choose a license name that doesn't mention CC at all, and maybe add a Preamble text explaining that it draws heavily from CC-whatever, as it is legal to base one's own licenses on their text, but is not an official CC license. And yes, anticipating and handling potential contradictions between the base license and your additional clauses is a RPITA, you're absolutely correct there. You will probably need to add some legalese explaining that the license isn't completely void in case of a contradiction that went unnoticed during the creation of the derivative license, plus some way of handling it after the fact.

@davidrevoy WTF? Over here, the initial meetup is usually around 150-250€ …
Also, are there no online services where you can consult with an attorney, is that not legal in your country?

@f4grx @davidrevoy But you are normally not allowed to call them by the original license name, because the original creator of the license has a right to the name. Just like you cannot commercially sell Mercedes cars with original Mercedes branding still on them when you've swapped out the engines for your custom, non-Mercedes ones.

@davidrevoy

Please have a proper lawyer with copyright/licensing experience look at your idea of how to license your comics in the future.

I am pretty sure you cannot legally use a "CC-something" with an additional "no AI" clause, because then the folks behind the CC licensing might send you a cease and desist letter, since they don't approve of a CC-but-no-AI-use license just yet.

You will probably have to come up with an entire license text of your own, and call it something like the David-Revoy-no-AI-License.