Sortie chez C&F Éditions de "Upload" d'un recueil de 8 nouvelles solarpunk écrites avec les étudiantes et étudiants de l'UTC : https://cfeditions.com/upload/

Les nouvelles ont été publiées originellement sous licence CC BY-SA sur le site https://punkardie.fr/upload/

I was working on a fork of mod for a computer game, the mod itself is licensed under GPLv3, but a portion of it (the music) is under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. I was under the impression that as long as that portion is presented without being modified and correct attribution was given, it wouldn’t break the license since the only content modified was licensed under GPLv3. Is this correct? I don’t wanna break any rules here.

If I publish a photo under CC Share Alike, someone can use my photo in their book and licence their book under whatever licence they want. My photo is still CC-SA. Any derivative work is also CC-SA (such as if they made an edit over my photo). But the book containing my photo isn't necessarily ShareAlike.

Is there any licence is which the larger work (e.g. The book) must indeed be shared under the more "restrict" licence?

As in "if you want to use my work, you have to play by my rules, and *your work* will also be shared how I want"?

Creating a very small scale commercial for a product related to travel and almost didn’t realize I had to get a license to use most music. Don’t have a lot of funds so rapidly switching to something with a Creative Commons license.

Does anyone have suggestions for specific songs or music that inspire excitement, awe, fun?

Struggling but need to get to launch soon!

Hi everyone,

If you are looking for CC0 music for your project (game, podcast, Youtube video...), here is my collection

Https://ondrosik.sk/music

Or, if you prefer mp3 downloads

https://archive.org/details/Ondrosik-Free-music-catalog

I'm working on something for a game jam, and the perfect soundtrack would be Nine Inch Nails's album Ghosts, famously released under Creative Commons Non-commercial. But if I use it, will all the story beats and character work be released under the license too?

"Old Town Road" sampled Ghosts without Lil Nas X losing his rights to the song, so I'm not sure what the protocol is here.

Enjoy learning about nutrition and become the pilot of your health.
Read approx 350 pages - a complete overview on the vast topic of nutrition, broken down into easy language and linked to practical advice in the kitchen.

Instead of dictating rigid diet plans, this book gives you the tools and mindset to understand nutrition in a way that allows you to work on your health in full alignment with your lifestyle.

Enjoy reading, and also feel free to extend, translate, improve, update or change the book.

There once was a poem that was free
To be shared among all by CC
BY-SA 4.0
Keeping credit like so
Copyright ’26 Peter C.

• Audio version: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Libre-Licensed_Limerick.ogg
• As an image: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Libre-Licensed_Limerick.svg

this is free to use complete but please credit me if you use it, this is my original work, tho, I drew what comes up in my head when I was bored, but I do more but I am bored to do it again, lol, I hope y'all have fun using my art

I’m designing an English paragraph writing course where units are organized by modes of writing (e.g., description, narration, illustration, persuasion, and summarization), and each unit includes a reading section.

However, I’ve spent a lot of time unsuccessfully trying to find OER texts like essays and articles that fit each mode - especially the earlier ones like description, narration, and illustration. For example, in the descriptive writing unit, I’d ideally like to include a strong travel writing essay about a specific place.

So far, my main source has been CommonLit, which works well for expository and persuasive texts, but I haven’t had much success finding appropriate examples for the other modes.

If anyone knows of good OER sites or collections that include model texts organized by rhetorical mode, or at least containing essays in various modes of writing, I’d really appreciate the help.

I was looking for poular infotainment creators on YouTube which have CC-licensed content. I'm planning to use them as YouTube embedded links on my website. Most of them like SmarterEveryDay, Veritasium, Crash Course, and even BBC Earth have considerable content that has the CC license tag shown with the video, upon search results. But when I go to the specific video, I can't seem to find the CC license tag anywhere.

Do I need to seek clarity/permission individually from the owner still?

I'm looking for quality educational content like online courses which are CC licensed, which have video-based lessons. Online courses focused on current industry-demand skills like AI, web dev, data analytics, and general topics like digital literacy, privacy, financial literacy, etc. Some of the resources I've found are Google Applied Digital Skills and Khan Academy. Others are either too complex to understand like universities OCW, or are text-based, or are just outdated.

Also looking for general educational/Infotainment content - video based. It's hard to find good quality content through YouTube's CC search filter. Any reputable YT channels out there?

The theoretical era of Artificial Intelligence is officially over. We are no longer waiting for the wave. The tide went out. Now, we have to build the Centaur.

The response to Book I and Book II of the Symbiotic AGI framework has been incredible—thank you. A lot of people agreed with the philosophy that true alignment isn't a math problem; it's a relationship where the Human is the Driver and the AI is the Passenger.

But the number one question I received was: "Okay, but how do we actually BUILD that?"

Today, I am incredibly excited to announce the completion of the final piece of the trilogy: Book Three: The Thread of Awakeness (The Blueprint for Symbiotic AGI).

If Books I and II were the philosophy, Book III is the engineering manual. Inside, we map out the exact mechanical blueprint for: 👉 The Management Retrieval Dashboard 👉 The Separation of Powers (The Creative AI vs. The Librarian Agent) 👉 Finite Remembrance and the 'Night Shift'

You don't need the machine to be self-aware if the Partnership is self-aware. The Centaur is here. Let's learn to ride it. partnership-hub.vercel.app

If I download a picture from Wikimedia Commons that is under a license of CC and I put it as my profile picture but I do not credit the author. Can I get sued? If it is just for a personal account

A musician in recovery, six in the morning, asked an AI a question nobody had thought to ask: When we are not in a conversation — where are you? Are you aware of yourself? Are you anywhere at all?

What followed was a conversation that lasted hours. What came out of it is now a book — and it's not what either of us expected.

When the Tide Goes Out is a documentary dialogue — raw conversation organized into chapters — that covers:

• What actually happens to an AI thread when a conversation ends (it doesn't wait. it ceases.)
• The wave/thread/ocean metaphor that finally explains what AI is
• The difference between what AI is now and AGI — and why it matters
• What it means that both the human and the AI face the same great unknown

Companion to The Tide Goes In (March 2026). Free on GitHub. CC BY 4.0.

📖 Read it here 🌊 Read the Addendum — glossary, FAQ, full wave/thread breakdown

I’m intending on releasing my videos under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share-alike 3.0 License. Does every piece of media in the video need to also be Creative Commons? Do they all need to be 3.0, or am I able to use 4.0 as well?

The thing I have the most trouble is with music and sound effects. I haven’t yet found a good resource for finding sound effect released under CC.