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If I create a new type of puzzle, how can I protect it so others can’t reproduce it?
As the title says.. If I should create a new type of fantastic puzzle, how can I protect it so others can’t make their own without a license. Like The Times create their own sudoku puzzles, I am sure the original creator of sudoku doesn’t get any royalties for it.
Use a poor man’s copyright.
Write the game description, object and any details and have the dated and notarized by a notary. Then put the papers in a sealed envelope and take them to the post office and have them postmarked on the envelope seal.
I would do this with 3 copies. File one copy with your attorney, another copy should be kept in a safe deposit box and the third copy kept in a safe place.
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