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Creative Commons copyright licenses allow creators to retain their copyright while to granting specific permissions to others to share, use, and/or build upon their creative works. They are assigned by creators to their own work. Educators often use CC licenses so others can adapt/share/reuse learning materials.

Unless the creator(s) have specified otherwise, displaying their name(s) and a URL (if applicable) is adequate attribution. Text-based documents should contain a CC marker — a graphic or line of text stating the license — wherever a copyright notice would go, such as in a footer or on a cover page.

All CC0 licensed images are free for use and open to anyone, but there are some conditions placed on them.

People can use the work under Creative Commons if they desire, but they must first obtain permission from the owner. All rights to the material are accessible to use while it is in the Public Domain, with no recovery or limitations. Nobody owns the Public Domain firm's rights.

ISC License vs. The ISC License simply removes language that would be considered extraneous ing to the Berne Convention. The MIT License is much more explicit in its wording, stating outright that users have the right to sublicense, modify, copy, and/or distribute the code.

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