| − | '''Creative Commons''' is a non-profit organisation, best known for their publicly reusable licences, that promote the legal sharing and improvement on creative works. The licences used do not replace copyright, but rather place a series of "terms-and conditions" that the author may impose on their creative works, instead of using a generic "all rights reserved" policy, resulting in a low-overhead, simple to use licence that can be exported almost anywhere. This also differs from the category of [[public domain]] in that the author reserves some rights to himself by granting such a license. | + | '''Creative Commons''' is a non-profit organization, best known for their publicly reusable licenses, that promote the legal sharing and improvement on creative works. The licenses used do not replace copyright, but rather place a series of "terms-and conditions" that the author may impose on their creative works, instead of using a generic "all rights reserved" policy, resulting in a low-overhead, simple to use license that can be exported almost anywhere. This also differs from the category of [[public domain]] in that the author reserves some rights to himself by granting such a license. |