(English) Why we should publish our data under Creative Commons Zero (CC0)

vendredi, 27 janvier 2012

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Written by:	Peter Desmet, Université de Montréal Biodiversity Centre.
Citation:	Desmet, P. 2012. Why we should publish our data under Creative Commons Zero (CC0). Canadensys. http://www.canadensys.net/2012/why-we-should-publish-our-data-under-cc0
Labels:	Open source & Commons

Felix Sperling

I think this is an excellent summary, and the section on « But giving credit is a good thing » is especially good. I’m ‘on board’ with CCO.
– Felix Sperling,
timothy vollmer

This is a fantastic post! One nit is that CC0 is technically not a license, but a waiver. Thanks.

timothy
Creative Commons
- http://www.linkedin.com/in/peterdesmet Peter Desmet
  
  Thanks a lot! I was actually wondering today why CC0 is not listed under licenses on http://www.creativecommons.org. This explains why.
  Guess I’ll have to update my post and title.
  - http://www.linkedin.com/in/peterdesmet Peter Desmet
    
    And now updated. This kind of feedback is really useful.
timothy vollmer

This is a fantastic post! One nit is that CC0 is technically not a license, but a waiver. Thanks.

timothy
Creative Commons
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MArk Markcost

One of best summaries of the pros and cons of licences I have read
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