This major feature release combines approximately six months of
Perhaps the largest features in this release are to aid feedback
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...nload, install, and use to empower on-line media sharing communities. This release builds upon ccHost's novel support of collaboration, sharing, and storage o
...rom the project Open Clip Art Library (www.openclipart.org) says, "the new release of ccHost now includes features that we have wanted for some time. It now i
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#REDIRECT [[CcHost Press Release 3.0]]
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#REDIRECT [[CcHost Press Release 2.0]]
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[[Category:Release]]
Release notes for the latest release of [[CcHost|ccHost]].
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...n install mozCC by opening the XPI in any Mozilla-based browser. With the release of Mozilla Firefox 1.5, the latest version varies based on the version of t
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This page provides a brief description of changes that are included in each release of [[MozCC]].
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Draft proposal release
...tock the shelves. We encourage all Second Life designers who would like to release their projects under a Creative Commons licence to participate in the proje
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.../features/spotlight/ ht] to support multiple file formats and polish it to release quality. Issues which must be addressed include extractor chaining and pac
...s for educational and worldwide (not just wealthy regions) use. Ability to release under an open source license and incorporation of some Creative Commons aff
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...u/index.html] was initially launched in September 2002 prior to the formal release of the Creative Commons core licensing suite in December 2002 and thus, use
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...ree to use your work and builds to make their own creations, but they must release their new builds under the same terms.
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...license your content to a publisher under an exclusive agreement and still release it under a CC license?
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* Launch of Version 3.0 in your jurisdiction (coordinated release of 3.0 and/or initial license launch for new jurisdictions)
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...ors.creativecommons.org/software/liblicense/liblicense-0.8.1.tar.gz Latest Release tar.gz]
* [[Liblicense/Releases|Release History]] and [[Liblicense/Roadmap|Roadmap]]
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...but offer a separate agreement (as above) for parties that do not want to release derivatives under the same license. Similar use cases for offering a privat
* [[Media:Cc_plus_cc_zero_pr.pdf|Press Release.pdf]] - CC+ Official Press Release (pdf)
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* Size: First release with 10 high quality images.
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...it extremely easy for us to integrate your site into the next LiveContent release.
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Creative Commons’ first project, in December 2002, was the release of a set of copyright licenses free for public use. Taking inspiration in p
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