|text= While you could tell each and every person that they may use your original, there is a vastly simpler way. If you woul
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|text= While you could tell each and every person that they may use your original, there is a vastly simpler way. If you woul
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As you can see, this metadata makes statements about both the work and the person waiving their rights over the work.
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..." Any of those rights may be waived by instrument in writing signed by the person giving up the right." Suggesting that 87(4) may provide some wiggle room bu
...f an item and securing any necessary permissions ultimately rests with any person intending to use an item.
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...ing, practice, worship and observance, regardless of doctrine."[fn8] Every person, regardless of sex or sexual preference, and with reciprocal respect for th
...interfere with or deter the rightful exercise of any other freedoms of any person. In the context of software tools that enable people to reclaim their freed
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...ensed under the same (or a compatible) license as the original. Thus, if a person were to use parts of a BY-SA movie to create a new short film that new shor
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The problem was that this generation assessed the worthy of a person by his present deeds and results than by his past conquests. They had no re
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...the proverbial wild veldt fire. The word was passed from by mouth from one person to another so that by the end of that Tuesday, everybody, from those that d
...ght after her husband was commuted to earth, the police had declared her a person they were not keen to interview regarding the death of her husband. As many
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All of these, Aizat maintains, are beneficial to a person to let them learn on their own and experiment, as he has done throughout hi
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James Milsom, front-person for the band, first heard about Creative Commons at a lecture on innovation
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:‘The best way to avoid infringing on the rights of another creative person is to use your skill, talent and imagination to create your own completely
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...r world...With its hard-hitting coverage of world affairs, evocative first-person essays, sweeping exposes of such topics as land mines and the geopolitics o
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...be purchased before it may be used, then it is not free in either sense. A person does not have the freedom to use, modify, etc., something he or she must bu
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...y" defies the age-old instinct to keep ideas secret. However, the creative person's tendency to jump from idea-to-idea-to-idea causes most ideas to die in is
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...If you are publishing on the Internet, it is nice to link that name to the person's profile page, if such a page exists.
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|Quote=Any regular person can explore their creative passions and participate in our greater culture.
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** An average, non-technical, person should be able to come to CC.ORG, and very quickly find out the basics of w
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A person using CC0 (called the “affirmer” in the legal code) dedicates a work to
...when you distribute the work. For example, if your work contains another person’s work made available under a CC Attribution license, you will need to id
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Who said the quote? Please add the person or institution's name here. Ex. "Ton Roosendaal".
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Contact person: David Munir Nabti (RootSpace) innovate[at]therootspace.org
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