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Quoting your own content (in your own work, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0) to avoid licensing it

DRM and "Licensed Rights" for works that contain material licensed under CC BY 4.0

Do you become a "Licensor" if you redistribute a work licensed under a CC 3.0 license?

Do Stack Exchange’s ToS mean that the user-generated content is double-licensed to them?

Sharing CC BY licensed material without offering a way to be contacted

Proprietary software pre-installed on the PocketC.H.I.P.?

Threatening with non-renewal of contract when users distribute the GPLv2-licensed software

Does CC BY-ND 4.0 allow distribution of parts?

May someone else apply a license to CC0 material?

When changing the format of a work licensed under CC BY-ND, may I change the number of files?

What counts as adaptation for using code licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 in software licensed under GPLv3?

Do I have to exclude quotations in the license notice?

What counts as a modification when using a CMS licensed under AGPL 3.0?

Using only a part of a collaboratively created work – whom to attribute?

Can I leave out parts of a CC BY-ND licensed work when distributing it?

Do I have to retain the copyright notice exactly where it’s specified?

When to use a ported (instead of an international) CC 3.0 license?

Do I have to offer the source of an AGPL (v3.0) licensed Web app even if I didn’t modify it?

Is there a term that means "Free Software and/or Open Source (Software)"?

How can I prove that a work was free/libre at some point?