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:
On 18/11/13 14:24, Nick Yeates wrote:
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
Simply ask 'the University of Oxford'! I would presume the work has
entirely be done by the university.
They could thus give you permission to use the document without running
into license-infection issues.
i.e. they are always entitled to share some of their property rights
with you.
Depends
On 11/18/2013 04:24 PM, Nick Yeates wrote:
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
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