Complete User Manual. Creative Commons & FreeLex

A complete manual to manage yourself with creative commons licenses and FreeLex TOS.

You can find a free copy of this book at depepi.com/books . This book is under a Creative Commons Attribution - Non commercial - Share Alike 3.0 Italy License. If you want to use the book for purposes beyond the scope of the licence, contact the author at

pepi at depepi dot com

This book can either be used as a TEXT BOOK FOR TEACHING, or as a REFERENCE BOOK. YOu will find questions at the end of some sections, however you will not find the answers. Those questions can be discussed with your classmates and with the teacher. If you are reading on your own, you may also make use of the question for reading comprehension. Your may also try to find the answers either by re-reading the sections or making a search in internet.

The sections of the book are:

08 how to use this book

09 introduction

11 about the author / acknowledgements

12 creative commons

13 how it all began

16 copyright v. "droits d'auteur"

22 "FLOSS": Free Libre & open source software, the

copyleft

29 elred v. ashcroft, 537 us 186

(2003), lawrence lessig

33 what is creative commons

37 the licenses

38 the design of the cc licenses

42 the structure of the licenses

47 not so famous cc licenses

49 the correct license for me

51 questions that you might have

while choosing the cc license

55 choosing your license through

the cc homepage

59 how to be specific & clear with

your chosen cc license

62 how to use other people's content

correctly

63 Linking content to your

website

64 podcasting, video, mixing music,

mixing photographs

67 freelex

68 how it all began

72 what is freelex

73 the philosophy of freelex

75 how fl works

76 what is a TOS

79 the two projects of fl

83 the structure of the ufa

91 how to choose the correct

icons for your platform's ufa

104 the structure of the rlca

115 examples of ufa

115 freelex ufa

116 girls 2.0 ufa

118 appendix

119 examples of cc licensed work

124 FreeLex Participant Agreements

128 glossary

134 Notes

135 bibliography