Bill of Rights Condition 3
Commercial usage is rights managed
Some competition organisers will approach you for the rights to use your submission commercially to help advertise a product or to promote a company or to be part of a stock library. In such case, the Bill of Rights requires organisers to offer you the option of licensing your work on a rights managed basis, as opposed to a royalty free license.
The royalty free license devalues creative works by allowing perpetual use for a one-time fee. Rights Managed licenses offer more protection and higher fees for your creative efforts.
If you would like to know more about copyright and related rights. please read our Guide to Rights and Licensing.
