A moment a bit like this is fairly common. You've asked a search engine to tell you what it knows about a particular
...s the subject of a triple (subject, predicate, object). In the Dublin Core terms (DCT), subject means a ''topic''. We use it here to mean "is tagged with".)
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...arena in which to build and coordinate a global framework for action and a common agenda for issues related to free/libre culture and access to knowledge. Th
...ups are working on this, and we consider that it is important to display a common front.
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“informative” answer, i.e. an answer that explains them how the terms of
or because it implies to negotiate complicated terms with some
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...editorial contents and image upload. We will start with a base of the most common tree species in Europe and Japan.
...the financial backing of CC will have a positive impact on the project in terms of public image.
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...ly texts. In addition, it would offer structured How-To texts for the most common licensing scenarios in as many languages as possible. The back-end of this
...lability=Scalability – or in fact the need to scale up – is limited in terms of the complexity of the commentary, because in this it directly correspond
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...gion's specificity with respect to free culture growth – but also due to common economic and developmental conditions, and discuss strategies suited for ou
...ence in the region, by allowing for exchange of knowledge, networking, and common strategic goals.
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...– and is flexible enough for anyone to join. No special skills required: COMMON people.
In terms of technical skills, the project will demand marketing, design and legal su
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|applicants=Common Arts Arkipelago
...operty". Arkipelago implicitly critiques the role of IP in formulating the terms/structures of public discourse – because Property as applied to Speech cr
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Use of Memoranda of Understanding as a means for establishing common open licensing policies
...o be opened, ranging from information to content, data or works. All these terms are not consistent and the relevant legislation remains to a great extent f
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The Court of Appeals found that the the terms in the Artistic license were conditions and not covenants, and that suit co
** The court held that the terms in the license are conditions under which the license is granted not covena
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...to be part of the License and may not be used to change or add additional terms to the License, although they may be helpful in interpretation of the Licen
...s, not its own claims. This imperfect mapping would produce ambiguities in terms of what is being licensed, and CC wants to avoid any ambiguity that would r
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...better use of these courses today as a way to augment or replace the most common large-lecture format classes. Likewise, students and self-learners can use
...ning objects, courses, courseware, or lectures can select the IP licensing terms they want to apply to their works from a list on the Creative Commons websi
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...ps to achieve their goals while respecting their differing requirements in terms of openness and profitability. An early example currently in development by
The two most common methods of ensuring the quality of OER mentioned previously have ardent cha
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...ral years ago to get all 34 Washington community and technical colleges on common technology platforms." When Open Educational Resources (OER) and open licen
...igh enrollment courses. Instead, we decided to find ways to share our most common courses within our system and with the world, so we are not spending precio
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*Policy for how key CC license terms are expressed in Arabic
...out, changed term to “attribucion” for better usability. Some of the terms that were agreed upon ended up being chosen not because they were the most
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...deriving from common law. There is no equivalent term in Chinese law. The common practice is to use the Chinese phrase “status quo” followed by “As is
THE WORK (AS DEFINED BELOW) IS PROVIDED UNDER THE TERMS OF THIS CREATIVE COMMONS PUBLIC LICENSE ("CCPL" OR "LICENSE"). THE WORK IS
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The most common activities conducted by affiliates in 2010 were consulting with prospective
...in the Other category include confusion and lack of clarity around license terms and license proliferation by others. Proposed solutions suggested improving
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...pen data launched in 2010 by Region Piedmont, building on already existing common regional guidelines about PSI reuse.
...n it by anyone (Licensee) has interest for any purpose, or pursuant to the terms of the Creative Commons license - 1.0 Universal CC0."
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...the organization’s degree of engagement with them, will be evaluated in terms of scalability, commons impact, and resource requirements and fundability,
#While the above effects are so big and directional we can state them as common-sense, we know very little about the economic/“environmental” impact of
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What have we really got in common? 1
Is common ifnrastructure b/t CC/M/WP opossible? 4
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