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The 17 pages that link to Creative Commons licenses, each with the reason it gives.

• Open accessRelated: These licenses clarify reuse rights for many openly published works.

• PlagiarismRelated: Open licenses permit reuse under conditions, while attribution remains required by many licenses.

• User-generated contentRelated: Open licenses can clarify how user-created works may be reused.

• Open scienceRelated: Clear reuse permissions turn access into legally defined possibilities for redistribution and adaptation.

• Found footageRelated: Some found-footage projects rely on openly licensed material to clarify reuse rights.

• WikipediaRelated: Wikipedia articles are generally available under licenses that permit reuse with conditions.

• Open educational resourcesRelated: These licenses commonly spell out the permissions attached to open educational materials.

• RemixRelated: Some licenses explicitly allow adaptations and sharing of remixes.

• Scientific publishingRelated: Licenses clarify what readers may do with openly published research.

• Nine Inch NailsRelated: Ghosts I–IV used a Creative Commons license, extending the project's experiments beyond conventional music sales.

• Open knowledgeRelated: These licenses commonly express the reuse permissions central to open knowledge.