...con on every page, especially the home page. Ideally, you should embed the licensing code into the template itself (the “chrome”) which already surrounds ev
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|Answer=Licensing information should be tied directly to what people are using---the resource
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|Question=My site has resources subject to different licensing terms How do I deal with this?
...pload). If you are hosting resources yourself, you should integrate the CC licensing decision into the upload process so that contributors to your site take on
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= Creative Commons Licensing in Facebook =
==CC Licensing issue==
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El movimiento para integrar las [[licensing | licencias]] [[Creative Commons]] como opción para los contenidos de cada
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* -. Request CC in FB before the deadline on the groups http://www.facebook.com/topic.php?uid=6775869757
* -. The Cause "Support CC licensing in Facebook" has reached more than 220 people :-)
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== Basic info from the Facebook group "We want to share!" - Creative Commons Licensing Options on Facebook Now ==
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...lting in a user request that Facebook integrate creative commons and other licensing options. The group '[http://www.facebook.com/groups.php?ref=sb#/group.php?g
...options to user profiles and uploaded content, including Creative Commons licensing, similar to the way this has been successfully modeled by Flickr. View mock
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= Creative Commons Licensing in Facebook =
...?ref=sb#/group.php?gid=55178542061 '"We Want To Share!" - Creative Commons Licensing on Facebook']
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...xclusive' license granted to Facebook by users does not exclude users also licensing their content under a Creative Commons license, we request the language "su
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...xclusive' license granted to Facebook by users does not exclude users also licensing their content under a Creative Commons license, we request the language "su
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...tive Commons license is to let Flickr handle all the hosting, posting, and licensing for you. Start by signing up a new (free) account at Flickr.
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...es up your page. Near the end of the page where you are hosting your work, before you see <code><nowiki></body></html></nowiki></code>, paste in the code cop
this page is transcluded into "Licensing Portal for Educators/After Licensing"; do not transclude the translation info
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...ry has shown itself to be particularly sensible in regards to open content licensing, the public domain, and issues of copyright in the digital age.
...ge. The U-M Library has integrated public domain book machines, adopted CC licensing for their content, and independently had their Copyright Specialist, Molly
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as you read before, we are almost 4000 in the group, yay!
...non-exclusive, so we can use CC in our works. So this goal is to have a CC licensing system in facebook and how that could work.
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...> http://www.kith-kin.co.uk/shop/free-culture/ </ref> [[Image:Street-sofa-before-after.jpg|thumb|Image: Street Sofa by WEmake, CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 Unported, htt
...e greater creative freedom, flexibility, spontaneity, and control over the licensing of their product. <ref name=”test”> [http://www.kith-kin.co.uk/shop/ab
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| ccREL: A building block for the Europeana Licensing Framework
* Creative Commons related applications (unique or interesting integration of licensing, as well as reports on consuming or repurposing CC metadata
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..., the people using the system. So I want to do the right thing in terms of licensing their content, so we're not abusing the relationship.
...ponse indicated that users appreciated the fact that thought had gone into licensing. The CC-Wiki licence applied to the site content drew a similar reaction, a
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|Quote=Well, I resisted officially CC licensing my stuff for a long time, I thought it was unnecessary and a bunch of legal
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|Quote=A few people I spoke to thought that CC-licensing and releasing free ebooks would hurt me financially, but it hasn’t. I thi
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