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In this example, re-users would be given the option to create derivatives using a compatible license (ShareAlike) or use a different licensing model and be restricted to NonCommercial use. For example, files may be licensed with both Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike (meets the criteria) and Attribution-NonCommercial (does not meet the criteria).

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You can offer as many licenses for a file as you want as long as at least one of them meets the criteria for free licenses above. This cartoon demonstrates the utility of including a Creative Commons license. Please read the section about public domain below.įor an explanation of the justification for this licensing policy, see Commons:Licensing/Justifications. See Commons:Derivative works.Ĭommons also allows works that are not protected by copyright (i.e.

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Models, masks, toys, and other objects which represent a copyrighted work, such as a cartoon or movie character (rather than just a particular actor, regardless of a specific role).

Scans or reproductive photographs of copyrighted artwork, especially book covers, album/CD covers, etc.

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However, screenshots of software under the GPL or a similar free software license are generally considered to be OK. Screenshots of software that is itself not under a free license.Notification of the creator required, rather than requested, for all or for some uses.įor example, the following are generally not allowed:.Non-commercial, educational, personal, or editorial use only.The following restrictions must not apply to the image or other media file: It is unclear whether such a distinction is legally enforceable, but Commons's policy is to respect the copyright holder's intentions by hosting only the lower quality version. Sometimes, authors wish to release a lower quality or lower resolution version of an image or video under a free license, while applying stricter terms to higher quality versions. For digital distribution, use of open file formats free of digital restrictions management ( DRM) may be required.Publication of derivative work under the same license may be required.Acknowledgment of all authors/contributors of a work may be required.The license must be perpetual (non-expiring) and non-revocable.Commercial use of the work must be allowed.

Publication of derivative work must be allowed.

Republication and distribution must be allowed.

In particular, the license must meet the following conditions: Click to view the full-size image.Īll copyrighted material on Commons (not in the public domain) must be licensed under a free license that specifically and irrevocably allows anyone to use the material for any purpose simply writing that " the material may be used freely by anyone" or similar isn't sufficient. This cartoon explains why Commons does not accept "noncommercial" licenses. If you are a copyright holder and would like to confirm permission, please use the email template to send it via VRT. It would be best to do this immediately in the summary field on the upload form. The information given on the description page should be sufficient to allow others to verify the license status.

All information required by that license must be provided on the description page.

The license that applies to an image or media file must be indicated clearly on the file description page using a copyright tag. Media licensed exclusively under non-commercial only licenses (like CC BY-NC-SA) are not accepted either. Wikimedia Commons does not accept fair use justifications: see Commons:Fair use.

that are in the public domain in at least the United States and in the source country of the work.

that are explicitly freely licensed, or.

Wikimedia Commons tries to ensure that any such restrictions are mentioned on the image description page however, it is the responsibility of reusers to ensure that the use of the media is according to the license and violates no applicable law. There is also certain material, the copyrights of which have expired in one country while still applying in another. The use may however be restricted by issues not related to copyright, though, see Commons:Non-copyright restrictions, and the license may demand some special measures. Wikimedia Commons only accepts free content, that is, images and other media files that are not subject to copyright restrictions which would prevent them being used by anyone, anytime, for any purpose.

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If you are a re-user looking for information on how to use Commons content in your own work, see Commons:Reusing content outside Wikimedia. It aims to help uploaders decide whether an image or other media file is acceptable on Wikimedia Commons. This page gives non-lawyers an overview of complicated copyright laws through an example-based tutorial.