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The Attribution license requires that users of those posted works give credit “the way you request.” One idea would be to suggest attribution not to the creator of the work (the child) but rather to the school. | The Attribution license requires that users of those posted works give credit “the way you request.” One idea would be to suggest attribution not to the creator of the work (the child) but rather to the school. | ||
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The Attribution license requires that users of those posted works give credit “the way you request.” One idea would be to suggest attribution not to the creator of the work (the child) but rather to the school.
