Creative Commons is an organisation that provides free licences to creators to use when making their work available to the public. These licences help the creator to give permission for others to use the work in advance under certain conditions.

There are six different Creative Commons licenses, as well as one public domain dedication tool. Creators choose the option that is right for them, and then apply that license to their copyrighted work. Anyone who wants to reuse the work of the creator in a manner that requires permission under copyright must comply with the terms of the license.

Licensing your work is as simple as marking it under the specific license you choose. This marking can be as simple as a bit of text stating the license in a copyright notice, or as complex as embedding the license information on your website using the HTML code associated with the particular license. We strongly recommend at least including a link to the applicable license.

If you feel we have intentionally caused harm or are using your resource without the appropriate license, please contact us so we can fix the issue right away. We have no intention to claim any rights over your work. We will negotiate a publishing deal with you and if we cannot get to some agreement, we will immediately remove the content under question.