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if you create something like a piece of art, a story, a song, musical piece or take a photo, this is your?
copied work
hobby
intellectual property
business
where do you go to find images for a website that will tell you the rules the artist has for using their work?
creative commons search portal- choose wikipedia box
google is fine
just screenshot any picture you like
which creative commons symbol means that the artist does not want someone to profit from their work?
sa- share alike- a circle with an arrow is the symbol
ndr-no derivative works- an equal sign = is the symbol
by- affrimation- the symbol is a person
nc- non commercial- the symbol is a $ crossed out
First Question:
- "Copied work" is work taken from others, not created by you.
- "Hobby" is an activity done for pleasure, not about ownership of created work.
- "Intellectual property" refers to creations of the mind (art, stories, etc.) that one owns.
- "Business" is about commercial activities, not the nature of created art/stories. So the correct answer is the option related to intellectual property.
- "Creative commons search portal - choose wikipedia box" is a proper place to find images with usage rules (creative commons licenses specify artist - set rules).
- "Google is fine" is incorrect as Google images may have copyright restrictions without clear usage rules.
- "Just screenshot any picture you like" is illegal as it may infringe copyright. So the correct option is the creative commons search portal one.
- "SA - Share alike" is about sharing with the same license, not about profit.
- "NDR - no derivative works" is about not creating derivatives, not profit.
- "BY - Affirmation" is about attribution, not profit.
- "NC - Non commercial" has a symbol of a crossed - out $, meaning no commercial (profit - making) use. So the correct option is the NC - Non commercial one.
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