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Creative Commons Licenses

Creative Commons Licenses are free standard licenses that allow copyright holders to easily grant rights to use their work to the public.

Types of Licenses

The non-profit organization Creative Commons offers 6 different licenses. You can combine them according to the modular principle: 

License Condition Rights
BY
Attribution You may reproduce, distribute, make publicly available, modify and commercially exploit the work.
BY SA

 

Attribution
Share alike

One may reproduce, distribute, make publicly available, modify and commercially exploit the work, but must share it under the same conditions.
BY ND

 

Attribution
No derivatives

One may reproduce, distribute, make publicly available and commercially exploit the work, but not modify it.
BY NC

 

Attribution
Non-commercial

One may reproduce, distribute, make publicly available and modify the work, but not use it commercially.
BY NC SA

 

Attribution
Non-commercial
Share alike
One may reproduce, distribute, make publicly available and modify the work, but not use it commercially, and must share it under the same conditions.
BY NC ND

 

Attribution
Non-commercial
No derivatives
One may reproduce, distribute and make the work publicly available, but not use it commercially or modify it.

You can find more info at: www.creativecommons.org 

How Do I Create CC Licenses?

  1. First, determine the copyright. Only as the copyright owner can you license your work freely.
  2. Determine if you are using other works that are also licensed and restrict you in your choice of licenses (e.g. -SA- additions of CC licenses).
  3. Choose a CC license, e.g. with the License Chooser. We recommend open licenses, such as CC0 and CC-BY.
  4. Write a short text on your work (e.g. on the title page). For example:

This work is licensed under a CC-BY 4.0 International License (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).

Important are: The name of the license and the link to the license text.

Alternatives

  • You save this text in a separate text document (e.g. license.txt) and upload it with the publication.
  • You select a preset license in a repository when you upload your work. 

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