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Question about using clipart licensed in the following way
Ok, so here �s a license agreement I �ve found about some clipart that I want to use. What do you make out of it? Can I or can �t I use it in something I will then upload here?
You cannot sell
any site content singly or as a collection
of printables or graphics, without permission or license. You cannot
modify Clip Art �n Crafts artwork or make products to sell with Clip
Art �n Crafts graphics on them without permission and/or license from
the artist.
You can publish single copies of our graphics on your blog or web
site if you link to this web site and follow the terms of the Creative
Commons Attribution license.
Copyright owner reserves
the right to remove, modify or change any content and to modify the
terms of
use at any time.
That was quick Thank you, Libertybelle! That �s what I thought... And now, one more question: I intend to use this clipart to make a template, so I can �t credit them on the worksheet...Do you think it �s ok to credit them in the description, instead?
Hi Magneto I �m not so sure about. You can publish single copies of our graphics I think you can �t upload printables anywhere with these clips, because you would be modifying them with your worksheet.
on your blog or web
site if you link to this web site Not in a printable in a webpage that is not yours and where you can �t make a link. I think you can use single clips as decoration.
Under the following conditions:
Attribution �
You
must attribute the work in the manner specified by the author or
licensor (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or
your use of the work).
Attribute this work:
What does "Attribute this work" mean?
The page you came from contained embedded licensing
metadata, including how the creator wishes to be
attributed for re-use. You can use the HTML here to
cite the work. Doing so will also include metadata on
your page so that others can find the original work as
well.
Noncommercial �
You may not use this work for commercial purposes.
No Derivative Works �
You may not alter, transform, or build upon this work.
Creative commons is a kind of end licence; you can use it with your students, in your classes, but, with this three conditions, you can �t " build upon this work ", so, there is less you can do, except if you get the author �s permission. You can check here http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/
Thank you, Linda...I �ll check the link again, as I still have some doubts...And, for the time being, I �ll stick to other clipart resources, just to be on the safe side
I sent a mail to a website owner a few days ago with the same guestion, the site is for exchange of recipes, with lots of amazing photos of food, and I received a reply that Creative commons etc, etc, means that you can use any photo free of charge, but you have to name the source of the photo. I think it is the same thing. If you still have doubts, e-mail the site and ask.
Thank you, Libertybelle! That �s what I thought...
