1, the right to decide whether to sign or not. Because the right of signature is the author's right to disclose the relationship between his right of signature and his work, the author can choose to disclose his right of signature or not to disclose his work. When deciding to disclose your identity, you can sign your real name or other names known to the public; If you decide not to disclose your identity, you can sign a pseudonym or not. It's also called anonymity if you don't sign it. Anonymity does not mean that the author gives up or has no right of authorship. Anonymity is also a way to exercise the right to sign, or the author's punishment for the right to sign.
2. The right to decide the signature method. The right to sign is the right to choose his real name, pen name, alias or pen name. The choice of signature method often reflects the author's choice to disclose or conceal the author's identity and the corresponding degree. Signing a real name or pseudonym is to disclose the identity of the author; Other names that few people know or don't know often partially or completely conceal the author's identity.
3, the signature arrangement decision. The right to decide the arrangement of signatures mainly refers to the arrangement of authors' names in several works, which is decided by the authors through consultation. Authors rank's different order often has a great influence on the author. Generally speaking, top authors often get high evaluation. For example, when evaluating professional titles, some units only admit that the author who ranks first can participate in the professional title evaluation as the result of the work.
4. Right to sign. If a work is published under signature, when it is publicly used by others in various forms such as publication, broadcasting and adaptation, the signature shall be indicated. Starting from the essence of the right of authorship, when a work is publicly used without the prior special consent of the author, the name of the author, the name of the work or the source should be indicated.
There are two situations: first, if the inventor only participates in the invention, but not in the invention of the applicant and the patentee, then he has only the right of signature and no patent right. 2. If the inventor and the applicant of a patent are the same person, they will enjoy the patent right.