What will enter the public domain in 2022
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What will enter the public domain in 2022
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Re: What will enter the public domain in 2022
#2Well, that's a super annoying design. Listicles are popular for a reason.
Re: What will enter the public domain in 2022
#3Well, that's a super annoying design. Listicles are popular for a reason.
The fact I'd need to go check this every day (or check it on the last day) to see everything is... inane.
Re: What will enter the public domain in 2022
#4Might be faster to link to the Wikipedia page [0]. As an American some names that stick out to me are Sinclair Lewis and Ludwig Wittgenstein.
Re: What will enter the public domain in 2022
#5For those of us who are helplessly impatient, run this in console:
document.querySelectorAll(".countdown-calendar__door").forEach(e => e.classList.add("will-open"))Re: What will enter the public domain in 2022
#6For those of us who are helplessly impatient, run this in console: document.querySelectorAll(".countdown-calendar__door").forEach(e => e.classList.add("will-open"))
Is THAT what's going on? What an awful, miserable, hostile website.
Please stop trying to do silly Javascript tricks and just give me text and pictures.
Re: What will enter the public domain in 2022
#7The 1950 United States census will also be released by the National Archives in April 2022. There will be much rejoicing among genealogy nerds.
Re: What will enter the public domain in 2022
#8Well, that's a super annoying design. Listicles are popular for a reason.
Plus there is a newsletter subscription popup box with no close button, but you have to somehow figure out that you need to click in the grey area outside to close.
Re: What will enter the public domain in 2022
#9For those of us who are helplessly impatient, run this in console: document.querySelectorAll(".countdown-calendar__door").forEach(e => e.classList.add("will-open"))
Then this to show all of the titles
document.querySelectorAll(".door-front").forEach(e=>e.remove())Re: What will enter the public domain in 2022
#10In addition to its annoying layout, this site bizarrely decides to mix public domain works from the various different major copyright systems together (life + 50 years, life + 70 years, the old American system of 95 years). For example, Nabokov's first novel in Russian, Mary, is listed because it was published in 1926; he died in 1977 which means in virtually every non-American country, that work will still be copyrighted until 2028.
They also include Jim Morrison who died in 1971, whose death is only relevant to the countries still on the life + 50 years system. However, it seems like very few of the Doors' songs give just Morrison songwriting credit. This means that only a small handful of Doors songs will be in the public domain in those countries and most likely this will not apply to the recordings either.
For American readers, the best way to find out what will be entering the public domain is to go directly to the Wikipedia pages for the "1926 in literature"[1], "1926 in film"[2], etc.