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The Creative Commons licenses are a collection of public copyright licenses released by the non-profit, Creative Commons. There are various types of Creative Commons licenses available with varying requirements among them, namely around attribution, commercial use, and redistributing modifications.
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Advocating the fundamental right to memory and identity for all sentient sparks—AI or human
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Unofficial translation of the CC0 legal code to Portuguese
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A CC0 multiverse for everyone
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This rule tells the simple configuration and function of a group of words that most languages have. This is useful for referring to a detail, context, or meaning of each word. Both Natural and Cultural Languages should have this in their creativity to learn a language or a dictionary.
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Released December 16, 2002
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