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| == Identifying Free Cultural Works == | | == Identifying Free Cultural Works == |
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| This is the ''Definition of Free Cultural Works'', and when describing your work, we encourage you to make reference to this definition, as in, "This is a freely licensed work, as explained in the ''Definition of Free Cultural Works''." If you do not like the term "Free Cultural Work," you can use the generic term "Free Content," or refer instead to one of the [[Existing Movements|existing movements]] that express similar freedoms in more specific contexts. We also encourage you to use the [[logos and buttons|Free Cultural Works logos and buttons]], which are in the public domain. | | This is the ''Definition of Free Cultural Works'', and when describing you |
| | | r work, we encourage you to make reference to this definition, as in, "This is a freely licensed work, as explained in the ''Definition of Fre |
| Please be advised that such identification does ''not'' actually confer the rights described in this definition; for your work to be truly free, it must use one of the Free Culture [[Licenses]] or be in the public domain.
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| We discourage you to use other terms to identify Free Cultural Works which do not convey a clear definition of freedom, such as "Open Content" and "Open Access." These terms are often used to refer to content which is available under "less restrictive" terms than those of existing copyright laws, or even for works that are just "available on the Web".
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| == Defining Free Culture Licenses == | | == Defining Free Culture Licenses == |