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Creative Commons is a type of license, in which the creator of a work declares that they will not enforce certain rights that they have. It is a way to advise persons who have a work that there are things they can do with the work which would normally be infringing (like making copies of the work, or making adaptations.)

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Do Creative Commons licenses affect exceptions and limitations to copyright such as fair dealing and fair use?

Creative Commons licenses do not affect exceptions and limitations to copyright laws as this was already taken into account when the Creative Commons license was drafter. You can find more information from the Creative Commons section of the Wikipedia website.


How can you get search engines like Google to show you only copyright free information?

To find copyright-free information on Google, you can include "public domain" or "creative commons" in your search query. Alternatively, you can visit websites like Creative Commons or Wikimedia Commons that offer copyright-free content. Always verify the specific usage rights associated with the content you find.


Could a copyright owner bequeath their intellectual property into a creative commons license in their last will and testament?

Yes they can.


What key words will help you to locate images that do not hold copyright restrictions?

Public domain images have no copyright restrictions.Creative Commons images are protected by copyright, but have extremely broad licenses.


When was Creative Commons created?

Creative Commons was created in 2001.


What is Wikipedia's copyright?

Wikipedia operates under a Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike license (CC-BY-SA 3.0)


How do you remove creative commons from browser?

To remove Creative Commons licensing from content in your browser, you can simply avoid using or accessing sites that host Creative Commons-licensed materials. If you want to clear your browser's history of visited Creative Commons resources, go to your browser's settings and clear your browsing data. Additionally, you can use browser extensions or filters to block specific domains associated with Creative Commons. However, keep in mind that removing the licensing itself from content is not possible, as it is an integral part of the material's copyright.


Are Wikimedia Commons images copyrighted?

Most are, but many of them carry Creative Commons licenses allowing many free uses. Copyright status is well marked on each file's page.


How do Creative Commons licenses affect my moral rights if at all?

Creative Commons is a global organisation for sharing creativity and knowledge. This should not affect anyone's moral rights in any way, especially since it doesn't violate any copyright laws.


When did wikipedia last update its copyright?

Web sites generally give the copyright date as the current year, as that's when the page rendered. Wikipedia is also distributed under Creative Commons.


How do you get round using sources that are protected by copyright?

Use public domain materials, wholly original works, or Creative Commons-licensed materials.


What do the Creative Commons buttons do?

Information on Creative Commons buttons can be found on the creativecommons website. They show many different logos which are known as the Creative Commons buttons.

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