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- proper noun
Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives license.
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Many Commons fans - who are often also Creative Commons fans - will appreciate this change as well, announced by Shelley Bernstein: "Lastly, we've taken one more baby step in the ongoing direction of opening up more content-with images and text that we own the copyright to, we've changed our default Creative Commons license on the site from a CC-BY-NC-ND to a CC-BY-NC, to allow for greater re-use of materials."
Museum Blogs 2010
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Many Commons fans - who are often also Creative Commons fans - will appreciate this change as well, announced by Shelley Bernstein: "Lastly, we've taken one more baby step in the ongoing direction of opening up more content-with images and text that we own the copyright to, we've changed our default Creative Commons license on the site from a CC-BY-NC-ND to a CC-BY-NC, to allow for greater re-use of materials."
Museum Blogs 2010
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By example, a "CC-BY-NC-ND" license would be the most restrictive allowing for redistribution of works provided that the creator is credited, no derivatives are made and that they aren't used commercially.
The AboutUs Weblog 2009
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I'm thinking I need to lay off the workohol. gorouzaemon1 iyoupapa: Meekah on the back porch - Thanksgiving day 2009 (via loves_taishan) (c) 2009�loves_taishan under CC-BY-NC-ND license. evanrud Final Day of SubHub's Special Thanksgiving Promotion -
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 2009
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It's licensed CC-BY-NC-ND. (via Free the facts! is a neat set of cartoons written on index cards, explaining the current situation with regards to publishing of scientific research, and thus the need for the open access movement.
LinuxChix aggregator 2009
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It's licensed CC-BY-NC-ND. (via Free the facts! is a neat set of cartoons written on index cards, explaining the current situation with regards to publishing of scientific research, and thus the need for the open access movement.
LinuxChix aggregator 2009
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