Does Open Source mean anybody else can use my name and logo?
#opensource
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Software released under "CC Zero" - Is that Open Source?
#opensource
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What are Creative Commons licenses and why use them?
#opencontent
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Can children apply Creative Commons licenses to work they create?
#opencontent
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Our system is not open source but compliant to open standards. Is our system a DPG?
#nerd
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Which is the latest version of the licenses offered by Creative Commons?
#opencontent
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Who gives permission to use material offered under CC licenses?
#opencontent
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What are the international (“unported”) Creative Commons licenses, and why does CC offer “ported” licenses?
#opencontent
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Are all OER digital?
#opencontent
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I am developing a web app project. What standards should I look at?
#openstandard
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Is there a definition of Open Educational Resources (OER)?
#opencontent
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What is the purpose of the open definition?
#opendata
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How do I know if an educational resource is an OER?
#opencontent
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What are "contributor agreements"? Are they like open source licenses?
#opensource
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Are Creative Commons works really free to use?
#openconten
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What happens if someone applies a Creative Commons license to my work without my knowledge or authorization?
#opencontent
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Are Creative Commons licenses enforceable in a court of law?
#opencontent
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How do ‘standards collaborations' differ from ‘open source collaborations'?
#openstandard
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Can I put copyright on my database?
#opendata
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Can I apply a Creative Commons license to software?
#opencontent
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What is "free software" and is it the same as "open source"?
#opensource
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Can OER be high quality if it is free?
#opencontent
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Can I write proprietary code that links to a shared library that's open source?
#opensource
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Do I need to register with Creative Commons before I obtain a license?
#opencontent
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Do Creative Commons licenses affect exceptions and limitations to copyright?
#opencontent
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What is a "permissive" Open Source license?
#opensource
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How do open standards advocates define 'open standards'?
#openstandard
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What is "distribution"? What does it mean to "distribute" a program? Is letting people use it on my server the same as distribution?
#opensource
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How should I decide which license to choose?
#opencontent
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Do I always have to comply with the license terms? If not, what are the exceptions?
#opencontent
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What is a BY-SA Compatible License?
#opencontent
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If I take a photograph of another work that is in the public domain, can I apply a CC license to my photo?
#opencontent
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What if I do not want to distribute my program in source code form? Or what if I don't want to distribute it in either source or binary form?
#opensource
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What is "copyleft"? Is it the same as "open source"?
#opensource
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How do CC licenses operate and how do the CC license terms work?
#opencontent
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What do the terms and conditions of a CC license apply to?
#opencontent
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What is an open file format and why is it different from a proprietary file format?
#opendata
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Can I restrict how people use an Open Source licensed program?
#opensource
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What is the difference between plagiarism and copyright infringement?
#opencontent
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What are Open Educational Resources (OER)?
#opencontent
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Will the Open Database License (ODbL) create legal uncertainty?
#opendata
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May I apply a Creative Commons license to a work in the public domain?
#nerd
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What is open data?
#opendata
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What about software in the "public domain"? Is that Open Source?
#opensource
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Our organisation is planning to share some of our data as open data. What license to we choose?
#opendata
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How does OER help educators and students?
#opencontent
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Can Open Source software be used for commercial purposes?
#opensource
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Can governments and intergovernmental organizations (“IGOs”) use CC licenses?
#opencontent
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Why should I use the latest version of the Creative Commons licenses?
#opencontent
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Should I choose an international license or a ported license?
#opencontent
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Can I call my program "Open Source" even if I don't use an approved license?
#opensource
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Can I apply a Creative Commons license to databases?
#opencontent
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Is <SOME PROGRAM> Open Source simply because it's written in <SOME OPEN SOURCE LICENSED LANGUAGE>?
#opensource
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How do I apply a Creative Commons license to my material?
#opencontent
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How do you tell if an educational resource is an OER?
#opencontent
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How do I apply <SOME OPEN SOURCE LICENSE> to software I'm releasing?
#opensource
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May I apply a CC license to my work if it incorporates material used under fair use?
#opencontent
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Are there any "ethical" open source licenses?
#opensource
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What things should I think about before I apply a Creative Commons license?
#opencontent
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Can I include a work licensed with CC BY in a Wikipedia article even though they use a CC BY-SA license?
#nerd
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Does open source mean “free of charge”?
#opensource
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Do OER require special technology to use?
#opencontent
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Why should one distinguish between the database and its “contents” with regards to license?
#opendata
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