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For questions about the Creative Commons licenses and the organization behind them. There are many Creative Commons licenses, so if you are asking a question about a specific license be sure to state which one.

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What "distribute" and "contributions" mean exactly for the CC BY-SA 4.0 license? Let’s take a real example for the sake of illustration: I intend to use the data provided by an online dictionary ...
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I am the leader of an organization that works on open-source software. I'm slightly unsure of how to license our organization logo, however, and I want our licensing guidelines to be clear. Right now, ...
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Let's say I want to use some images from Wikimedia Commons which are licensed CC-BY-SA. I have a few questions about usage, though: If I use one on my website, will I have to license the whole ...
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I want to publish my document made with TeX under a Creative Commons license. Would a license notice such as "The document © 2025 by the author is licensed under a CC license." in the ...
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My understanding was that CC0 license - https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/legalcode.en removes all restrictions and I could do anything with such work. But while reading it I noticed ...
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There is a package - the license.md file says that all the documentation in the "doc" directory of that package is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 license. Everything outside that directory is ...
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The CIE (international commission on illumination) has a lot of spectra defined in its ISO standards. They publish them on their website (https://cie.co.at/data-tables) with a CC BY-SA 4.0 license (...
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We are translating a work of text that is licensed CC-BY, let's say CC-BY 4.0. The short version of the original attribution might be "CC-BY Smith and Jones". We would like to license the ...
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I regularly have the issue that I want to license some work in a way that it is free to use and modify, but copies and derivative works have to have the same or a compatible license. Sometimes I want ...
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What uses does the CC BY-NC-SA license prohibit in the case of neural network weights? The license was not written with neural networks in mind, and the non-commercial use is defined with respect to ...
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I have created some artwork that uses images mostly licensed under variations of CC BY-SA. There are also some public domain, CC0, and rarely images from Pexels/similar "free to use" sites. ...
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The license for all projects shared at the Scratch Website is the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 2.0. I would have to credit the author and share under the same license, but it is ...
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I am a bit unsure but would expect, that in my case a CC BY-NC would be the thing I want. What I am creating is an educative programming language for "offline" use, a learning game without a ...
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I am planning on creating a dataset which contains data with different licenses. I decided to create differently-licensed versions of my dataset that contain different combinations of data from ...
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I have a dataset and website which is partially derived from Wikipedia text. This seems to be licenced CC BY-SA. (This is merged with other free data: OGL, ODbL, etc). My dataset is CC BY-SA ...

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