I am unsure if this forum is the correct place for this question, so let me know if I need to ask elsewhere…
I am considering using a Work, on the public web, that is clearly licensed under the CCSA: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 England & Wales license. The work also states this: "this page is © 2007-2013 University of Oxford." I am considering using a piece of this work, in a commercial document. It is not likely that the commercial work will be distributed to the public. So far, CCSA seems to be OK with this occurring. My question is, if I am incorporating it into a work that is considerable larger, do I need to license the entire piece of work as CCSA? The parts from U of Oxford will be, say, 3% of the complete content (derivative work???). Really, most of the content is new/mine. I don't want to have to make my entire work CCSA, because I am including a comparatively small chunk of work that is CCSA. Insight? -Nick Yeates
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