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...embedded in HTML from a text input box or URL, parse the RDF, and display license and work properties instead of raw RDF triples.
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...user to choose a file, enter some information (at least copyright holder, license chosen, and URL of the page that will verify the embedded claim), embed the
...es claim verification for these files according to our [[Embedded Metadata|license metadata embedding guidelines]].
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#REDIRECT [[Choose license]]
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...tion into HTML pages (online or offline), visit http://creativecommons.org/license/ and copy&paste the HTML provided into your page/post/template.
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...s of the Empire State Building that are available under a Creative Commons license that permits copying and posting on the Web. He will find Jill’s photos,
...iers and creative reusers find those works by making the public domain and license terms machine-readable (and therefore easily searchable) and easy to unders
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...censes. This page describes how to begin with a license URI and map it to license properties.
...requirements of a license. Permissions declare a permission given by the license, above and beyond what default copyright law allows. Prohibitions prohibit
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<pre>creativecommons.org_license_[license-code]_[version]_[jurisdiction]_.rdf</pre>
More generally, you can take the URL of a license (i.e. <code>https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/</code>), strip the
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...ny data with this license can be integrated with any other data under this license." - [http://sciencecommons.org/projects/publishing/open-access-data-protoco
...license''' is a potential candidate for a [[future]] [[Creative Commons]] license. ''It is not presently being
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...al is a [[human rights license]] and one already ongoing is the [[freedoms license]].''
...d non-commercial use and accordingly cannot be defined within the existing license scopes.''
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Two good examples of a '''human rights license''' that forbids use by human rights violating parties:
*[http://www.xerobank.com/tesla.html Torrify Ethical Software License Agreement] ([[TESLA]] visible [http://xerobank.com/tesla.html here])
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...science license]], and a more current related proposal is a [[human rights license]]. Since 2004 many [[eco-label]] standards have been promulgated to mark [
...nse]]) is a potential candidate for a [[future]] [[Creative Commons Public License]]. ''What follows is [[speculative content]]:''
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A '''parametric license''' is a [[license]] either mechanically generated or chosen from options and fill-in-the-blan
...Commons Open Office extension]] for instance makes it easy to choose a CC license based on such input(s).
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''This is [[speculative content]] about a potential [[future]] [[parametric license]]. It was originally contributed by [[anonymous trolls]] in 2004.''
A '''guild license''' is a way to deal with content shared among a specific group of people, p
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''This is [[speculative content]] about a potential [[future]] [[parametric license]]. It was originally contributed by [[anonymous trolls]] in 2004.''
...shareware license''' become part of a [[future]] [[Creative Commons Public License]] regime? It would certainly cut the number of bizarre and strange sharewa
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...age listed here or would like to take a different approach to wrapping the license, we would like to host your code so that others can build on it. Take a lo
License Wrappers hosted by Creative Commons reside in the wrappers module in the Su
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...ttp://opensource.org/licenses/gpl-license.php GNU GPL]; or, (c) such other license terms as are explicitly noted for a particular project.
...on to and without limiting the license granted under 1 above, you agree to license, upon submission, any and all code that you contribute to the Creative Comm
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...ccREL|metadata]] which allows software to understand that you've applied a license to your work.
...ensing information. When you [http://creativecommons.org/license/ choose a license] on our website, you get back some metadata (licensing information) encoded
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When you choose a license for your works, you will be given markup to add to your web pages to help t
=== [[Embedding Metadata in MP3s|How license embedding works in MP3s]] ===
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...s 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 d
...ce.''' You should place the reference right next to the work you intend to license. If you cannot easily place it next to each work or if you are licensing a
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...ides, which will presumeably include Flickr photos with a Creative Commons license. Though Schmap won't charge for the guides, it will attempt to generate re
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cc:license by-nc-sa
cc:License about="by-nc-sa"
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License statements may be included in various synication formats, generally at the
Select examples of producers and consumers of license-annotated feeds being added, in progress.
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...ly support embedding CC license metadata (you should only have to select a license), do not attempt to do it yourself (it will be a frustrating experience).
...y Anita wants to license her song, "Volcano Love," with a Creative Commons license, and release it as an MP3. Here's what she'd do:
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...y choose a Creative Commons license by going to http://creativecommons.org/license/
Several services are available to integrate license selection into a website or application:
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...It also highlights important similarities and differences among the major license versions. For more information on using CC tools or works offered under Cre
...below is a general description of differences and similarities between the license versions, for general informational purposes only. Consult your own attorn
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This is a list of '''books''' available under a Creative Commons license.
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<tr><td>adobe_panel/</td><td>XMP license panel for legacy Adobe products</td></tr>
<tr><td>banshee-license-verifier-plugin/</td><td>GSOC project: plugin for Banshee to verify web sta
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* need signoff for speakers to license presentations
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* Adam Frey, http://www.wikispaces.com/ Our default content license is CC. Would like to share our experience and discuss ideas for increasing
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[[Category:legal]] [[Category:podcasting]] [[Category:license]] [[Category:guide]]
...de them at this time. We have released this Guide under a Creative Commons license that permits derivatives works and so we hope that practitioners in other j
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Let's say Anita wants to license her song, "Volcano Love," with a
Creative Commons license, and release it as an MP3. Here's what she'd do:
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...site that allow people to contribute works you may prefer to integrate the license engine directly into your site or application. This guide serves to explain
* [[#Part 1: Letting users select a license|Part 1: Letting users select a license]]
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...copyright holder using dc:rights and the license can be linked to with cc:license.
<cc:license rdf:resource="http://flf.org/licenses/whiteHouseLawn" />
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...transparently handle CC metadata for you (you should only have to select a license), do not attempt to do it yourself.
License metadata for web pages is published with the content it describes. If some
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