Public Copyright Licenses #
Public copyright licenses are legal instruments that grant permissions to the public to use copyrighted works under certain conditions. These licenses are used to manage the distribution, use, and modification of creative works while respecting the rights of the original creators. Public copyright licenses are often employed in the realm of open access, open content, and open-source initiatives. Some examples of such licenses include Public domain, Creative Commons (CC) Licenses, GNU, MIT licenses.For appropriate referencing to the added media and contents in Austria-Forum, following AF pages contains description and original source URLs of commonly used public licenses.
Creative Commons CC BY:#
Creative Commons CC BY-NC:#
Creative Commons CC BY-ND:#
Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND:#
Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA:#
Creative Commons CC BY-SA:#
CC BY SA 1.0
- CC BY SA 2.0
- CC BY SA 2.0 AT
- CC BY SA 2.5 AU
- CC BY SA 2.5
- CC BY SA 3.0
- CC BY SA 3.0 AT
- CC BY SA 3.0 AU
- CC BY SA 4.0
Creative Commons Old license types:#
Other Licenses:#
- Public Domain CERTIFICATION 1.0 US
- CC0 1.0 Universell
- Public Domain Mark 1.0 Universal
- GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)
- MIT License (Expat license or X11 license)
- Attribution
- Copyrighted Free Use
- GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL)
- Free Art License (FAL)