Creative Commons
From Conservapedia
The Creative Commons license is a limited license that the author of a created work may grant to members of the general public for limited uses of his work without his express written permission. It differs from the category of public domain in that the author reserves some rights to himself by granting such a license.
Terms and conditions
Various forms of the Creative Commons License are often used. The most common conditions that granting authors place on Creative Commons-licensed work include the following conditions, or combinations thereof:
- Attribution: users of the work must attribute it properly to the author.
- Non-commercial: No one may use a work licensed under this condition for commercial purposes without the author's permission.
- Share-Alike: Anyone who transforms the work must release the work so transformed to others under the same or similar license terms.
- No derivatives: No one may transform the work, or derive another work from it, without the express written permission of the author.
Repositories
The Creative Commons site provides links to repositories of Creative Commons-licensed works. In addition, the multimedia sharing service Flickr advises its users on how to license their work under Creative Commons, if they so desire.
External link
- Creative Commons official site
- Flickr
