W11. Reading Assignments - Youngryun, Chun

1. Summary

Creative Commons is a global nonprofit organization that enables the sharing and reuse of knowledge through the provision of free legal tools. The organization encourages and helps reuse and creative use of works by providing information to be used on a generous basis. They are helping others realize the full potential of the Internet. They not only provide copyright but also provide other tools to facilitate the sharing and discovery of creative works. They are not against copyright laws and encourage people to use their work if they want to open it to the public. The CCL provides a way to manage copyright terms attached to creative materials belonging to copyright and allows the materials to be legally shared and reused. It includes copyright licenses as well as other rights copyrights such as voice recording rights.

While editing Wikipedia, I was most curious about copyright. So, I read the questions about copyright in the second reading material presented. Wikipedia responded that a loaded file should be in a public domain or under a free license. We should be careful because most things on the Internet are copyrighted. In addition, only those who have been granted permission for a work, not for scanning or modifying, can upload images. To get information from a page outside Wikipedia, you can check and post licenses. Wikipedia also said that information that will be placed on a summary or image description page should be used with templates.

2. What interesting

The article "Yangsan Tower," which I wrote, was deleted because it was against copyright. I thought it wouldn't be related to copyright because it was information from the official website. After reading this material, I wondered if it had gone through the copyright confirmation. I think we should pay more attention when writing articles to prevent this from happening in the future.

3. Discussion

Can I use the data on the local or official website for free?

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