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De belangrijkste problemen met NC-licenties zijn de volgende: | De belangrijkste problemen met NC-licenties zijn de volgende: | ||
* | *They make your work <B>incompatible</B> with a growing body of free content, even if you do want to allow derivative works or combinations. | ||
* | *They may rule out other <B>basic and beneficial uses</B> which you want to allow. | ||
* | *They support current, near-infinite <B>copyright terms</B>. | ||
* | *They are unlikely to increase the potential <B>profit</B> from your work, and a share-alike license serves the goal to protect your work from exploitation equally well. | ||
There may be circumstances where -NC is the only (and therefore best) available option, but that number of circumstances should decrease as the business models around free content evolve. | |||
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