On Sun, Oct 19, 2008 at 22:32, Daniel Carrera wrote: > It is entirely legal to change from CC Attribution to CC Attribution > ShareAlike.
One of the ported versions of the CC-BY license prohibits switching to CC-BY-SA. >I don't know if they can change the copyright line like that. Depending upon legal jurisdiction that the copyright was filed in, they might be able to do that. However, CC-BY requires correct attribution. Depending upon how attribution in the document is handled, they may not be in compliance with that. If that is breached, then it is copyright infringement. Cor Nouws wrote: > Is there a CC variant, that forbids spreading in a way that you make direct > money with it? CC-BY-NC-SA, and CC-NC-ND theoretically prohibit that. However, they also have an implied prohibition of usage by any non 501(c) 3 organization from utilizing the material. xan jonathon
