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"OpenSea does not grant any ownership rights through this license, and your use of content linked to or associated with NFTs...is subject to any applicable rights set forth by the seller or creatorExcerpt from OpenSea's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “OpenSea does not grant any ownership rights through this license, and your use of content linked to or associated with NFTs...is subject to any applicable rights set forth by the seller or creator”
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