Good evening,
thank you for your message. I didn’t have a copyright issue. Indeed it’s been a very short time (about 2 years) that I have been working on putting my writings online and I have not yet been confronted with this problem. Now, I believe that the copyrights depend on your country and the legislation. For example, here is the European legislation:

– Under European law, any work created and published on the internet is automatically covered by copyright, with or without copyright notice or « all rights reserved » indication. And that extends to all types of content: text, images, videos, audio, and even software and databases. However, most bloggers, website editors and social network enthusiasts integrate and share a large number of works created by others every day (photos, parts of texts, videos, etc.). How do you know if these practices are legal or not? And what are the risks involved?

link to the French government site with English version (I am French :)):
https://www.gouvernement.fr/propriete-intellectuelle-le-droit-d-auteur-s-affirme-sur-internet.

Voila, thank you for your question and your interest in my modest work.
Cordially,

Goupil …

P.S .: Sorry for the late reply.