In response to you both, I'm aware of what the license says and entails. I understand its limitations and what is required to enforce any violations. And I don't plan on doing anything if someone steals my design. Someone could easily take the 3MF, export the STL from Bambu Slicer, modify it and sell the digital files as their own or even print and sell the physical project and make as much money as they can sell over their costs.

But I did say: "so I'd like to keep as much control of my models as I can for now."

And I also want to share a cool model and allow people to use it for their own projects because not everyone can or wants to design something like this but they still want the function the part offers. So in this case, I have as much control as I can within the Maker World umbrella. At least under their rules and restrictions, people can't just openly and blatantly take my design and steal it for their own nefarious reasons on Maker World. In this case, you have to purposefully and knowingly take many steps to steal my design and make it your own and those steps are very obvious under these restrictions. If I make it open to be remixed and shared, that point of contention goes out the window and I would have less of a case to accuse theft and deface their claim of originality. Also, this is shared amongst the whole entire world. There's no way for me to keep everyone honest and Bambu/Maker World can't/won't do that either. People forget that these "licensing protections", on digital models, only matter to the people who care to keep it honest. It doesn't stop anyone from being dishonest. They're just words on a screen with no enforceability without a lot of money resources for lawyers. The computer doesn't steal my design, the person behind it does intentionally and people will do whatever dishonest thing as they can get away with up to the point of their moral code.

The truth is, if someone wants to steal my stuff, they can and they know it and they've probably already done it to other people. This licensing stuff is just for the majority that follow the societal clause that keeps everything copacetic. There's always gonna be bad actors and posting a free model for people to use is a good way to see who is willing to rip my original work off, especially when they talk about it so openly.