Definition
Non-Exclusive Distribution License
A license granted to creators permitting commercial use and distribution of their work, with no ownership or publishing rights retained by the platform. Removes legal friction from the creative process — the creator owns the output entirely. Used by Overtune to keep the platform frictionless for musicians.
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