Difference between revisions of "Creative Commons unplugged/License compatibility: Example 4"

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Can these resources be aggregated and legally released as a derivative work?
- Yes
  - Incorrect. The share-alike licenses (GNU FDL and CC-BY-SA) require that the derivative work be released under the same license, and the GNU FDL and CC-BY-SA license are legally incompatible in this example.
- No
  - Correct. While the GNU FDL and CC-BY-SA licenses are both "copyleft" licenses, the legal code of both licenses require that derivative works are released under the same license.
Which of the following licenses could be used for the derivative work:
- All rights reserved Copyright
  - Incorrect. Not a compatible remix.
- CC-BY
  - Incorrect. Not a compatible remix.
- Released under a public domain declaration
  - Incorrect. Not a compatible remix.
- GNU FDL
  - Incorrect. Not a compatible remix.
- BY-NC-ND
  - Incorrect. Not a compatible remix.
- BY-NC-SA
  - Incorrect. Not a compatible remix.
- BY-SA
  - Incorrect. Not a compatible remix.

This is a remix inspired by the online version of David Wiley's OER remix game.

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Creative Commons unplugged	Introduction \| The CC basics \| The CC licenses \| Anatomy of a CC license \| Remix and compatibility \| Remix game \| Summary
License compatibility game	Example 1 \| Example 2 \| Example 3 \| Example 4 \| Example 5 \| Example 6