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1. • • Only the copyright holder or someone with express permission from the copyright holder can apply a CC license or CC0 to a copyrighted work. If you created a work in the scope of your job, you may not be the holder of the copyright.
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   Do I need a CC license?

   • Applying a CC license alone is not enough to ensure your work is freely available for easy reuse and remix. Censorship Limitations by stevenpb dedicated to the public domain using CC0. One of the most important aspects of Creative Commons licenses is that they are standardized.

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   Should I add a CC license to my work?

   • When you add a CC license to your work, you are only granting permissions to the rights you hold in the work. So if your work is a derivative of another creator's CC-licensed work, or otherwise incorporates third-party content under fair use or other exceptions, then you should make a note of that for your users.

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   Can a copyright holder apply a CC license?

   • You must own or control copyright in the work. Only the copyright holder or someone with express permission from the copyright holder can apply a CC license or CC0 to a copyrighted work. If you created a work in the scope of your job, you may not be the holder of the copyright. CC-licensing your work is simple.

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   What if I Have Questions about a CC license?

   • If you have any questions or concerns about the terms of a CC license, or if you would like assistance with determining whether you are using a CC-licensed work appropriately, please contact the Copyright at UBC. Where can I get more information or help on Creative Commons Licenses?

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   Can I Sell my work if I use a CC license?

   • If you are the creator, then selling your work is always okay. In fact, selling physical copies (e.g., a textbook) and providing digital copies for free is a very common method for making money while using CC licenses. Cards Against Humanity is a card game available under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 2.0 license.

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   Can I use a CC license if I do not own material?

   • You should not apply a license to material that you do not own or that you are not authorized to license. Are you aware that CC licenses are not revocable? You are free to stop offering material under a CC license at any time, but this will not affect the rights associated with any copies of your work already in circulation.

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   Jun 3, 2024 · Others who want to reserve all of their rights under copyright law should not use CC licenses. That said, Creative Commons recognizes the need for change in copyright law, and many members of the Creative Commons community are active participants in the copyright reform movement.

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   Only the copyright holder or someone with express permission from the copyright holder can apply a CC license or CC0 to a copyrighted work. If you created a work in the scope of your job, you may not be the holder of the copyright.

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   Includes general information about CC; detailed guides on searching for CC-licensed materials using the Creative Commons Search Portal, Google, and Youtube; information on providing attribution for CC-licensed materials; how to label third party content in CC-licensed materials; and a quick reference guide to finding CC material.

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   Feb 14, 2014 · Key things to know: Every Creative Commons license requires giving appropriate credit. It’s important to understand this, and to also know what this phrase “ appropriate credit ” means. A Creative Commons licensor (the person granting you the license) may not revoke your license so long as you are following the terms of the license.

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   The license does not contain a warranty, so if you think there may be third party rights in the material, you may want to clear those rights in advance. Some uses of licensed material do not require permission under the license.

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   Feb 25, 2019 · When you add a CC license to your work, you are only granting permissions to the rights you hold in the work. So if your work is a derivative of another creator's CC-licensed work, or otherwise incorporates third-party content under fair use or other exceptions, then you should make a note of that for your users. Your CC license only ever ...

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    Creative Commons licenses are standardized licenses, which means the terms and conditions are the same for all works subject to the same type of CC license. This is an essential feature of their design, enabling the public to remix CC licensed works. It also makes the licenses easy to understand.