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Spezifisch für die Alpenrepublik fügten die Juristen von Openlaw ferner unter anderen einen Hinweis ein, dass der Lizenznehmer grundsätzlich durch den Lizenzvertrag nicht von durch Gesetz oder Nutzungstarif geschuldeten Vergütungen entbunden wird.

Begleitetet wurde die Anpassung durch viele Gespräche mit den Verwertungsgesellschaften in der Schweiz um eine Kompatibilität zwischen Werken unter CC-Lizenzen und herkömmlichen Lizenzverträgen zum Schutz des Urheberrechts zu gewährleisten.