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Dear Lazyweb
I figure at least a handful of y'all know a little something about the Creative Commons...
If a work is under the CC "no derivatives" clause, does that mean I can't use it as a TV show soundtrack? It's not clear to me whether the admonition means that I can't make a new piece of the same kind of media out of it - use it as a sample in my own composition, that is - or whether I can't redistribute it in any form at all other than the pure-audio shape I found it in.
Edit Aw nuts, The CC FAQ sez yes it is derivative.
If a work is under the CC "no derivatives" clause, does that mean I can't use it as a TV show soundtrack? It's not clear to me whether the admonition means that I can't make a new piece of the same kind of media out of it - use it as a sample in my own composition, that is - or whether I can't redistribute it in any form at all other than the pure-audio shape I found it in.
Edit Aw nuts, The CC FAQ sez yes it is derivative.
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Checking the "Find content I can modify, adapt, or build upon" checkbox will return only hits that don't specify the NoDerivatives clause in their licenses.