: Is it necessary to be the author if you have " work registration certificate "? It's really not necessarily the case. It may be a fake author wearing a legal cloak. If a fake author sues the real author, how will the court judge?
An online course blogger came to me and said that someone sued him for infringing on his copyright. Lao Ma looked at the prosecution materials and found that the plaintiff provided the "Work Registration Certificate" issued by National Copyright Administration , and the attached certificate is exactly the content of the online course. But this blogger said that these courses were indeed created by themselves and were definitely not plagiarized by the plaintiff. Lao Ma understood that this was a case of a false villain suing Li Kui. Lao Ma and the blogger organized in detail the original documents for him to create these courses, confirming that he was the real author of online courses.
Next, the blogger filed a counterclaim with the court, asking the court to determine that it was the author of the online course and the other party was the infringer.
As a result, the court supported our counterclaim, ruling that the other party would stop infringement and compensate for economic losses.
So, the person who really creates works is the copyright owner. He uses other people's works to make copyright registration , but he is just a self-deceiving Li Gui, and he will be beaten miserably when he meets Li Kui.
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