HTML - Revision history

Hamilton Abreu at 08:25, 28 April 2011

2011-04-28T08:25:38Z

2011-04-28T08:25:23Z

2011-02-22T21:54:49Z

2010-11-22T07:29:24Z

+ ru

2010-09-29T11:41:23Z

reworking of examples

2010-09-29T11:05:24Z

2008-03-04T17:02:28Z

2008-02-15T18:07:59Z

2008-02-15T18:07:40Z

HOWTO Tag HTML pages moved to HTML: Organizing file-type pages.

2006-04-17T22:51:39Z

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 Using a few lines of HTML given to you during the licensing process, you can reference the license that covers your work. To do so as clearly as possible, you should try to do the following:

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 Using a few lines of HTML given to you during the licensing process, you can reference the license that covers your work. To do so as clearly as possible, you should try to do the following:
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 For more information, see [[CC REL]].
 [[Category:Developer]]

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 {{Translations|
    articles=Pt:HTML,Ru:HTML
 }}
-{{Filetype
 Using a few lines of HTML given to you during the licensing process, you can reference the license that covers your work. To do so as clearly as possible, you should try to do the following:
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 </tr>
 </table>
 [[Category:Developer]]

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 {{Translations|
-   articles=Pt:HTML
+   articles=Pt:HTML,Ru:HTML
 }}
 {{Filetype

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 |more_permissions=yes
 }}
 Using a few lines of HTML given to you during the licensing process, you can reference the license that covers your work. To do so as clearly as possible, you should try to do the following:
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 Some examples:
 <table align="center">
 <tr>
 <td>
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 [http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/stickbug/ http://creativecommons.org/images/technology/stinkblog.gif]
 </td>
 </tr>
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 </table>
-* [http://www.scottandrew.com/main/songs/american_thing Scott Andrew] lets visitors know each song is licensed with a prominent button and message.
+[[Category:Developer]]
-* [http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/stickbug/ Stickbugblog] places its button visibly on its sidebar, asserting specifically that all content is licensed.
+[[Category:Technology]]
-* [http://bgbg.blogspot.com Bag and Baggage] explains that all pages within the site are licensed.
+[[Category:Tagging]]
-* [http://www.lightningfield.com/ Lightningfield.com] notes that only the site's photos are licensed.
+[[Category:Example]]

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 [[Category:Developer]]
 [[Category:technology]]
 [[Category:tagging]]
 [[Category:example]]
-{{Filetype|
 Using a few lines of HTML given to you during the licensing process, you can reference the license that covers your work. To do so as clearly as possible, you should try to do the following:

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	Using a few lines of HTML given to you during the licensing process, you can reference the license that covers your work. To do so as clearly as possible, you should try to do the following:		Using a few lines of HTML given to you during the licensing process, you can reference the license that covers your work. To do so as clearly as possible, you should try to do the following: