Writing license terms for prompt packs and LoRAs
Four decisions decide whether a buyer comes back: commercial use, redistribution, retraining, and derivative outputs. Written out as plain-language tiers.
Four decisions decide whether a buyer comes back: commercial use, redistribution, retraining, and derivative outputs. Written out as plain-language tiers.
How creator-set pricing pays across per-generation earnings, tips, access sales and cosmetics, plus a first-model checklist you can work through.
Prompts, reference sets and workflow graphs built on a client job are unassigned in most contracts. Clause language that keeps method and gives outputs.
Style references are instant and cheap but drift over a campaign; a fine-tune is durable but needs curated data. Where the crossover actually sits.
Which base model the community builds adapters for first is a leading indicator, not a rumor. Right now that list points at MiniMax H3 and LTX.