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# 2.2   Recursive Re-Creation (in Development)

If you're creating a work and need to use someone else's design requiring a license and you want to maintain the work's authenticity.

If you're developing a metaverse and want to incorporate someone else's gameplay to save development time. 

Or if you're a die-hard fan of an on-chain game and want to create a mod—perhaps a small tweak that makes the game much more fun.

We encourage you to pay royalties for licensed inscriptions. We'll provide various re-creation tools, similar to our initial Recursive Doodinals Canvas, to give original creators some returns while enabling re-creators to innovate more efficiently.

Good economic protocols will incentivize more people to participate in creation, resulting in better products that benefit the entire ecosystem. 

These are the values and future deliverables that **BRC-420** aims to provide.