All rights reserved

• the right to reproduce the work (make copies) ;
• the right to adapt it (make new versions) ;
• the right to distribute or publish the work;
• the right to perform the work in public; and
• the right to display it.

Stating "all rights reserved" is simply a way of saying that you, the copyright holder, keep all those rights unless you specifically give someone else permission to copy it, display it, etc.

^{This article originally appeared in The INK Spot magazine.}

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