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When something enters the [[public domain]] it means you can put it in your indie horror game. Other uses for the public domain have yet to be found. | When something enters the [[public domain]] it means you can put it in your indie horror game. Other uses for the public domain have yet to be found. | ||
== Things in the public domain == | |||
* Freddy Fazbear | |||
* Michael Mouse | |||
* Slenderman | |||
* Skeletons | |||
* England | |||
* The Human Condition | |||
* [[File:Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen (51195358373).jpg|frameless|1024x1024px]] | |||
* [[Wikipedia]] | |||
* Every episode of South Park | |||
Latest revision as of 03:47, 3 January 2025
When something enters the public domain it means you can put it in your indie horror game. Other uses for the public domain have yet to be found.
Things in the public domain[edit | edit source]
- Freddy Fazbear
- Michael Mouse
- Slenderman
- Skeletons
- England
- The Human Condition
- Wikipedia
- Every episode of South Park
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