J'avais mis ma version du jeu des loups-garous en téléchargement libre, sous licence creative commons, sur mon blogue. Mais depuis quelques semaines, les téléchargements augmentent de façon exponentielle. Sans que je ne reçoive aucun écho des gens qui auraient utilisé le jeu. 🤔

J'ai ajouté un formulaire pour filtrer les bots (et les humains qui agissent parfois comme des bots)… https://pycomtois.com/les-loups-garous-de-saint-adelphes-du-lac/

#Québec #JeuDesLoupsGarous #CreativeCommon #JeuDeSociété

Get up stand up 🎶 #creativecommon

CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, Nicolas Mouart, 2019

Eine Frage an die #Lizenz #CC #CreativeCommon Auskenner...

Die CC-BY-ND Lizenz creativecommons.org/licenses/b… besagt jetzt was genau?

Ich darf das Werk (in meinem Falle ein Musikstück) - genauer gesagt einen Ausschnitt davon - nicht als Untermalung für ein Video nehmen?
Stimmt das?
Auch nicht, wenn es nicht kommerziell genutzt wird?

Gibt es in der Creative Common Lizenzwelt mittlerweile eine Lizenz, die das Training von KI Modellen verbietet?

#creativecommon #Lizenz #KI

Bonjour à tous 👋

À la demande d'une collègue, j’ai réalisé un nouveau #PixelArt pour nos 6e, cette fois-ci sur les nombres entiers ! 🎨

Au programme :
- écrire et lire de grands nombres en lettres et en chiffres
- encadrer des entiers,
- repérer des nombres sur une demi-droite graduée,
- travailler sur des notions simples : moitié, double, palindrome...

Le tout dans une version ludique avec Salamèche ! 🔥🦎

👉 La fiche est disponible sur #LaForgeÉdu ici (   ) : https://forge.apps.education.fr/lmdbt/latexiotheque/-/tree/main/PixelArt/Salameche

PS : il y a maintenant le starting pack Pokemon ! ^^

#Cycle3 #TeamMaths #TeamPE #Education #CreativeCommon

Source: https://creativecommons.org CC General List CC Team<[email protected]> (This email is licensed under CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/deed.en)

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What is a CC license anyway?

The first set of Creative Commons licenses were released in 2002 — over 20 years ago! — giving everyone from individual creators to large institutions a standardized way to share their work openly, while protecting those who may use the content from concerns of copyright infringement.

Lawrence Lessig and Eric Eldred, CC founders, designed the Creative Commons licenses in response to the Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act, a law they believed was unconstitutional.

The Act extended the term of copyright for every work in the United States — even those already published, so that it equaled the life of the creator plus 70 years.

Lessig, Eldred, and many others saw this legislation as a major threat to creativity and knowledge as it created a barrier to access while the internet, the antithesis of limitation, was taking off.

At that time, many were eager to preserve the promise of this new, open landscape as a place for a free exchange.

The CC license was one way to do this.

Since 2002, CC licenses have grown in popularity, popping up in all corners of the world wide web.

Currently, over 2.5 billion works are licensed under one of six Creative Commons licenses (https://creativecommons.org/about/cclicenses/) or public domain tools (https://creativecommons.org/public-domain/) , all offering different levels of permissions to the public.

This includes all Wikipedia content, in every language, since 2009 when Wikipedia transitioned exclusively to CC Licenses.

Later in 2006, CC launched CC Search, making open content easier to discover and use.

Now CC Search made an exciting transition to openverse.org in collaboration with the WordPress community.

We invite you to learn more about our CC licenses (https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/cclicenses/) and other ways to get involved in our work by visiting our website:

- https://creativecommons.org/
- Mastodon (https://mastodon.social/@creativecommons) @creativecommons

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# Licenses #CreativeCommon #Wikipedia #OpenVerse #CCLicense

#PhantastikPrompts 15.06.2025:
Wie findest du das passende Cover für dein Buch?

Ab dem Moment, in dem ich weiß (besser: ahne) in welche Richtung es geht, suche ich nach freien Bildern, die unter #creativecommon oder #publicdomain veröffentlicht wurden und zur Story passen.

Eventuell werden sie, so die Lizenz es zulässt, noch etwas angepasst.

Die Urheber werden im Buch selbstverständlich mit Link und Quelle genannt.